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03.11.2014
According to the Palestinian media: children born abroad who have a parent who is a resident of the OPT, would no longer need to obtain a permit from Israel in order to enter the West Bank for the purpose of registering in the Palestinian population registry – provided they are under age 14
06.12.2008
HaMoked has petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) in the case of a Palestinian minor from Jordan who applied to be registered in the Population Registry in the territories despite having passed age 16: The HCJ rejected the petition, and even saw fit to express its opinion regarding the Petitioner’s quality of life in Jordan as opposed to “the distress facing others in the current political situation”
10.01.2006
Following HaMoked's petition, the Court ordered the State to see to the registration of a Palestinian resident of the West Bank whom the State had refused to acknowledge as a resident due to bureaucratic failures: the Justices ruled that the Petitioner holds strong administrative evidence and it is difficult to understand why his application for status had not yet been approved
19.06.2005
The State prevents Palestinian children living abroad to enter the West Bank, and thus impedes them from exercising their right to be registered according to law in the Palestinian registry of residents: As a result of petitions filed by HaMoked, the State agreed to allow the petitioning children to enter the West Bank. HaMoked continues to demand a major change in Israel’s policy on this issue