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03.06.2019
New State Comptroller report: sharp criticism over the state’s deficient handling of the civil status of East Jerusalem Palestinians
08.05.2019
Under a revised Ministry of Interior procedure: a minor whose parent holds temporary residency status in Israel, is now eligible to receive the same status
22.04.2019
Wholesale denial of responsibility: HaMoked protests the Ministry of Interior’s attempt to dismiss all appeals against its failure to respond to requests for family unification and child registration in East Jerusalem
17.04.2019
Stateless Palestinian Journalist is facing deportation from Jerusalem: Request to appeal was submitted to the Israeli Supreme Court
28.03.2019
HaMoked to the District Court: the three adult children of an East Jerusalemite man must be given temporary status after living in the city for over 15 years. Leaving them with just tourist visas is harmful and wrong
17.03.2019
The end of a protracted ordeal: following HaMoked’s Supreme Court appeal, the children of an East Jerusalem resident who relocated to Haifa finally receive residency status
14.03.2019
HaMoked in a letter of protest to the Minister of Justice and the Attorney General: the last-minute appointment of new judges to the Appeals Tribunal during election period is highly improper
07.03.2019
Israel Tax Authority issues directive that enables Palestinians living in East Jerusalem and Israel by virtue of family unification processes to compete in the Israeli labour market and benefit from tax credits
13.02.2019
HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: Residents of the oPt who have been lawfully living in Israel for years, must be given permanent status after they reach their sixth decade. In the absence of any security claim against them, there is no justification to the continued infringement of their rights
07.01.2019
The Court for Administrative Affairs rejects State's appeal: the mother of a teenage assailant, who is suspected of nothing herself, cannot be deported as a “deterrent”, or “punishment” or due to “parental responsibility”. The Minister of Interior must base his decision “on pertinent considerations”