After being denied the status of official resident, Palestinian journalist Mustafa Kharuf has been released from prison after being arrested earlier this year.

After nine months in detention and two failed deportation attempts, Israel releases East Jerusalem resident Mustafa al-Haruf. He has been living in Jerusalem for over 20 years, yet Israel refuses to grant him permanent status.

After nine months in detention as an illegal alien: Israel releases Jerusalem Palestinian Journalist Mustafa al-Haruf

Ma'an Abu Hafez was born in Brazil but moved to the West Bank as a toddler and left no family behind. Israel has been unsuccessfully trying to send him back

Following HaMoked’s petition: West Bank Palestinian released after spending two and a half years in detention as “illegal alien” pending deportation

HCJ hearing tomorrow regarding young Palestinian man detained for two and a half years pending deportation

Israeli authorities want to detain Mustafa Al Haruf even though his family is from occupied East Jerusalem

Supreme Court declined to hear final appeal of Mustafa al-Haruf, who has been in Israeli custody since January and lived most of his life in East Jerusalem

Despite the failure of the deportation attempt: a stateless journalist from Jerusalem, incarcerated for some six months “pending deportation”, has been taken back to prison

Following HaMoked’s intervention: Israel abandons its plan to deport to Jordan a Palestinian living since childhood in the West Bank. The man was released to his home after he was held for some three months in a prison ward for illegal aliens

HaMoked petitions the High Court of Justice on behalf of a Palestinian man imprisoned in Israel as an illegal alien for over two years: Israel’s denial of family unification in the West Bank is the reason for his incarceration

The military releases three Palestinians to their West Bank homes: after holding them in prisons in Israel for more than three years under an administrative decision without being convicted

After being imprisoned for more than three years under an administrative decision, without being convicted: two Palestinians are released to their West Bank homes; five others remain imprisoned in Israel

According to an administrative decision and without being convicted: Seven Jordanian-born Palestinians who live in the West Bank have been held in prisons inside Israel for years after completing their sentence

Amendment to the Order on the Prevention of Infiltration (Judea and Samaria) (number 329) 5729-1969, which entered into force on April 13, 2010. The amendment defines any person staying in the Occupied Territories without a permit as an infiltrator - including people who were born in the West Bank and have lived there their whole lives. Those defined as infiltrators will be expelled, potentiall...