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East Jerusalem
In memory of Adv. Benjamin Agsteribbe, who worked at HaMoked from 2008 to 2022. Many of the achievements detailed here, both in individual cases and in legal precedents, are the fruits of his dedicated efforts to obtain justice and human rights for residents of East Jerusalem.
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14.12.2014
After a delay of ten years, the Ministry of Interior fulfilled its undertaking and put the "Dahud procedure" in writing: the Appeals Tribunal ordered the state to pay trial costs
11.12.2014
HaMoked in objections to the military: revoke immediately the orders for the removal of four East Jerusalem residents from their city
11.12.2014
After a legal battle lasting more than two years: Army announces all Palestinians who have Israeli stay permits and live outside the separation wall will be allowed to enter Israel via the Shu’fat checkpoint
08.12.2014
New report by HaMoked: Temporary Order? Life in East Jerusalem under the Shadow of the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law
04.12.2014
A day after the synagogue attack, the NII hastened to revoke the social security rights of the assailant's children: for the first time, the NII claims that the children's Israeli residency status expired automatically with their father's death
01.12.2014
HaMoked in an urgent petition to the HCJ: instruct the authorities not to deport from Israel a mother of three Israeli minors who is the widow of one of the perpetrators of the attack on the synagogue in Jerusalem, pending conclusion of the court proceedings
26.11.2014
Following HaMoked’s petition: the Ministry of Interior agreed to reinstate the unlawfully revoked residency status of a Palestinian from East Jerusalem, and to legalise the status of his children
23.11.2014
After 10 years and following a legal battle conducted by HaMoked: the Ministry of Interior reinstated the residency status of a Palestinian woman from East Jerusalem and arranged the status of her son
12.11.2014
At the end of six years of legal battle: the Ministry of Interior issued a temporary residency permit to a Palestinian who born and raised in Jerusalem but has no status in the world: the Appeals Tribunal ordered the interior ministry to pay ILS 10,000 in trial costs
09.11.2014
District Court issued 15,000 NIS costs order against the Ministry of Interior, ruling: The status of children born in Israel and abandoned by their parents must be the same as their legal guardian’s