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28.04.2014
Following HaMoked's petition to the HCJ: the Ministry of Interior must reconsider its decision to refuse a family-unification application based on an indirect security preclusion
30.03.2014
HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: instruct the military to allow entry into Israel via Shu'fat Checkpoint to Palestinians who live east of the separation wall inside Jerusalem and have stay permits by virtue of the family unification procedure
05.12.2013
HaMoked to Population Authority Director: Reverse the change allowing to deport foreign nationals without status and Palestinians married to Israelis who have pending applications for status in Israel
12.11.2013
Following a petition by HaMoked, the widow of Jerusalem resident – who was married to another woman – will be able to continue living in the city after her children reach adulthood
26.10.2013
Following HaMoked's letter: Palestinians whose family unification applications are slated for rejection on security grounds will receive an oral hearing
21.10.2013
The Ministry of Interior toughens its protocols: Palestinians married to Israelis can now be deported while waiting for a decision in their application for family unification in Israel
21.08.2013
Urgent petition to the HCJ: instruct the authorities not to deport from her home a widow and mother of six who has been living in Israel since 1995 pending a decision on her application for status in Israel
29.07.2013
After a lengthy battle: children from the Wadi Hummus neighborhood will receive status outside the temporary order
25.07.2013
Concerns in East Jerusalem over the issuing of ID cards that are valid for ten years: This new Ministry of Interior procedure affects all residents and citizens of the country
18.07.2013
After three decades (!) of bureaucratic and legal battles: three children of an East Jerusalem resident will receive status in Israel