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Adm. Pet. 8350/08 - 'Attoun et al. v. Minister of the Interior et al. Petition for Order Nisi
Court Documents | 8350/08 | 5.5.2008
HaMoked's petition to register two children from the village of Sur Bahir in the Israeli population registry. The father has always been a resident of Sur Bahir. He has 11 children, and, aside from the two petitioners, they are all registered. The petitioners reside in the south-eastern neighborhood of the village, which is outside Jerusalem's municipal jurisdiction as outlined in 1967, when the village was annexed; however, when the separation wall was built, the Court accepted the villagers' claims and ordered the State to build the wall such that these lands will be to the east of the barrier, and the village will remain in tact. The petitioners claim their center of life is and has always been in Jerusalem, and thus the children must be registered pursuant to Regulation 12 of the Entry into Israel Regulations.
Updates
20.5.2008
HaMoked has submitted a petition requesting that two children who live in Sur Baher in Jerusalem be registered in the Israeli Population Registry: The Interior Ministry has refused to permit the registration of the children on the grounds that the family’s home is some 250 meters outside the municipal boundary of Jerusalem – this despite the fact that the Separation Barrier's route lies to the ...
11.2.2009
Two petitions on behalf of two families who live in Wadi Hummus, a section of Sur Bahir - the Court accepted one petition and rejected the other: the first petition concerned the denial of a request to register children and the second – the denial of an application for family unification. In both cases the Interior Ministry claimed that the requests had been rejected since the families live out...
7.7.2009
The Supreme Court took a first step towards ruling that residents of Wadi Hummus, a part of the village of Sur Bahir, will not be considered as having a center of life in Jerusalem, and therefore will not be included in the Israeli population registry: The Court gave HaMoked and the Ministry of the Interior a 60-day extension to resolve the appellants' individual cases
23.11.2011
HaMoked requests an additional hearing on the Supreme Court judgment in AAA 1966/09: the appeal judgment determined that the two children of a Jerusalem resident living in Wadi Hummus will not receive status in Israel, thereby leaving them without status anywhere in the world
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