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12.01.2022
The Supreme Court rules the Ministry of Interior cannot act according to expired law; must process Palestinians’ request for family unification according to the normative arrangements for granting status in Israel, until judgment is issued in the NGOs’ petition in the matter
15.09.2021
HaMoked together with other Israeli human rights organizations petition the court: the Ministry of Interior must promptly process family-unification status requests of Palestinians harmed by the recently expired Citizenship and Entry Into Israel Law
15.08.2021
After a three-year-long battle, HaMoked compelled the Ministry of Interior to give temporary status in Israel to two stateless children abandoned by their parents and cared for by their East Jerusalem grandmother
22.03.2021
HaMoked appeals to the Supreme Court: The Ministry of Interior must revise its procedures to ensure children of East Jerusalemites undergoing a status restoration procedure are not left without status
11.02.2021
The Supreme Court declined to review the legal definition of “Resident of the Area”: to evade a principled hearing, the State undertook to “favorably consider” upgrading the status of a young Jerusalemite represented by HaMoked
23.11.2020
Ministry of Interior data reveals: some 12,700 Palestinians live in East Jerusalem and Israel by virtue of family unification processes; of them, some 70% are without social security rights or status in Israel
18.10.2020
HaMoked to the Supreme Court: The Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law should not be applied to people who are not registered as residents of the oPt and for years have no ties there
16.10.2020
LAA 7065/20 - Abu Tir et al. vs. Ministry of Interior Population and Immigration Authority Application for Leave to Appeal
03.08.2020
The Appeals Tribunal again invalidates the Minister of Interior’s decision to deport an assailant’s relatives for the purpose of deterrence: The Ministry of Interior must reconsider their case
02.08.2020
Appeal (J-m) 3285/18 - Mashur et al. vs. Ministry of Interior – Population and Immigration Authority Judgment