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Admin. App. 2392/08 - Syaj v. The Interior Minister Application to Join as amicus curiae
Court Documents | 20.11.2008
HaMoked's and ACRI’s application to join as amicus curiae in the matter of an East Jerusalemite whose residency was revoked after he obtained foreign citizenship. HaMoked claims, inter alia, that this is part of a long-standing policy aimed at depleting East Jerusalem’s population. The Interior Ministry's policy is founded on a twenty year-old judgment, which ruled that the status of East Jerusalem residents is identical to that of permanent residents born abroad; i.e.: it is subject to the provisions of the Entry into Israel Law, and is, therefore, revocable. In light of the special status of East Jerusalem residents in Israeli and international law, the organizations urge the Court to rule that this status is irrevocable.
Updates
1.12.2008
HaMokedl and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel requested to join proceedings in an appeal of a judgment given by the Administrative Court as amicus curiae. The appeal was filed in the matter of a resident of East Jerusalem whose permanent residency was revoked after he became a citizen of the USA, where he moved in order to study: The organizations request the Court to reexamine the la...
12.4.2009
In response to HaMoked's petition under the Freedom of Information Act, the Interior Ministry provided data regarding the scope of residency revocation in East Jerusalem: Between 2005 and 2007, 1,869 permanent residents of Jerusalem were revoked of their residency, including 91 minors
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