The Ministry of Interior will grant a tourist visa to the minor children of residents of East Jerusalem whose status reinstatement request is being examined: the visa will not grant the children any social rights

HaMoked to the Appeals Tribunal on denying family unification permits to an assailant's extended family: it must first be determined whether the Minister of Interior has the authority to deport the relatives of an assailant in the name of deterrence. Only then can it be decided whether to allow the presentation of the classified material on which the decision is allegedly based

HaMoked to the Minister of Interior: set a maximal age for the denial of family unification to Palestinians in Israel and East Jerusalem

Following a prolonged struggle by HaMoked: the military issued permits to two Palestinians, who live in Israel pursuant to temporary stay permits, to drive in Israel for the purpose of taking their sick children to medical appointments

Following HaMoked's appeal: the Appeals Tribunal ruled that Palestinians in family unification procedures cannot be left with no legal status due to authorities' delays in processing their requests

In a legal first, the Appels Tribunal accepts HaMoked's request to order the Ministry of Interior to pay trial costs for its contempt of court

HaMoked to the Ministry of Interior: grant legal status to the minor children of residents of East Jerusalem while their status reinstatement is being examined

With no clear legal authority: the State continues to harm the freedom of movement of Palestinians living in Israel lawfully, by limiting their overseas travel via the Ben Gurion airport

The State in an appeal of an Appeals Tribunal judgment: the Minister of Interior has the authority to deport a woman from her home due to actions attributed to her son

Order Nisi in HaMoked and Ma'an's petition: the State must justify its failure to find a solution for the extreme overcrowding and the intolerable conditions at the entrance to the joint building of the Ministry of Interior and the Employment Services in East Jerusalem

The Ministry of Interior is sticking to its decision to deport the relatives of an assailant from Jerusalem: HaMoked appealed the decision

A measure of last resort: The Appeals Tribunal ordered the Ministry of Interior to pay trial costs, in an effort to force it to decide on requests of residents of East Jerusalem within a reasonable timeframe

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HaMoked to the HCJ: the "solutions" proposed by the State to alleviate the overcrowding at the entrance to the joint building of the Ministry of Interior and the Employment Services in East Jerusalem, are insufficient

Following a prolonged battle: two of the three daughters of a resident of East Jerusalem, who fell victim to domestic violence, have received residency status in Israel

The State announced its proposed solution for the inhuman conditions at the Ministry of Interior and the Employment Services building in East Jerusalem: Palestinians can now receive services at any Employment Services bureau in the city; no immediate solution to the severe overcrowding at the Ministry of Interior was presented

Permanently temporary: the Knesset extended the validity of the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law for the eighteenth(!) time, preventing family unification for Palestinians in Israel

Following HaMoked's petition: some 10,000 Palestinians living in Israel by virtue of family unification processes are no longer categorized as "foreign workers"