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20.11.2017
Following HaMoked’s petition: reimbursements are now given to Palestinians who recently received Israeli status pursuant to the Minister of Interior’s decision, and earlier on registered with an HMO under the new health regulations
02.11.2017
HaMoked to the Minister of Interior: an adequate solution is needed for Palestinians living in Israel for many years in the framework of the family unification procedure
01.11.2017
HaMoked to the Ministry of Interior: the revised procedures for the registration of children under age 14 who have only one parent who is a permanent Israeli resident, are wrongful and illegal
19.10.2017
High Court judgement on granting status to Palestinians who have lived in Israel many years under family unification procedure: For now, there is no place to amend Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law, but it should be softened
15.06.2017
HaMoked to the HCJ: the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law has been extended automatically again, without any change or effort to limit the scope of harm to the Palestinian population living in the country for years; the Law’s broad repercussions must be reviewed anew
13.06.2017
Is it really a “temporary order”?: the Knesset approves extending the validity of the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law for the fourteenth year
07.06.2017
HaMoked to the Knesset: the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law should not be extended
09.04.2017
Test case: the Minister of Interior exercises his discretion contrary to the law, and condemns the children of a Jerusalem resident to forever live in the city as tourists, without status or rights
09.03.2017
Following HaMoked’s petition: a mother of three left without status in Israel following her husband’s death will receive Israeli stay permits allowing her to continue living with her children in East Jerusalem
21.02.2017
HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: The Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law, which has been extended for about 14 years, requires a fundamental constitutional solution. The Justices: "What has been ruled, stands"