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In response to a petition filed by HaMoked: for the first time, stay-permits granted to Palestinians from the OPT as part of the family unification procedure will also constitute work permits. Beginning January 1, 2013, permit holders will be able to work in Israel without restriction
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Response to Petition | 6615/11 | 6.11.2012
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Petition to HCJ | 8031/12 | 6.11.2012
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HaMoked to the HCJ: why not include a trained interpreter in all NII committee hearings on disability benefit applications of East Jerusalem residents
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Thanks to HaMoked’s work: the NII will pay survivor’s pension to a resident of the OPT who lost her husband, an Israeli resident, also for the period during which she remained in Israel without a permit, due to the omissions of the authorities
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At HaMoked’s demand, the NII announces the right to health insurance will not be denied to children under 2.5 years of age awaiting the decision of the Ministry of Interior on their status. Children whose status has yet to be determined and are older than 2.5 will not have health insurance
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Complaint | 25246-05-12 | 13.6.2012
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The Supreme Court dismisses HaMoked's petition: the Ministry of Interior revoked the status of a permanent resident from East Jerusalem twice for the same reason
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HaMoked to the National Insurance Institute: medical committees for East Jerusalem residents must include an Arabic interpreter
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After a two-year legal battle: A disabled Palestinian child will be recognized as deaf by the National Insurance Institute
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Administrative Petition | 9081/11 | 7.12.2011
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HaMoked’s petition for a further hearing of an appeal by two children to whom the ministry of interior refused to grant status. The children were born in Jerusalem and live with their family Sur Bahir’s Wadi Hummus neighborhood, which is outside city limits. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal in a majority judgment, leaving the children status-less, while ignoring the neighborhoods’ comple...
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Petition to HCJ | 6615/11 | 13.9.2011
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HaMoked’s petition to instruct the Minister of Interior to automatically enable Palestinians whose family unification applications are approved and who reside in Israel pursuant to stay permits to work and earn a living in Israel. HaMoked argues that by not including a work permit in these stay permits and by subjecting their holders to a process for issuing work permits to West Bank residents,...
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HaMoked petitions the HCJ: the interior ministry's stipulation that stay permits, issued through the family unification procedure, do not constitute work permits – infringes on the basic rights of Palestinians
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Following HaMoked's intervention: West Bank Palestinians who live in Israel in the framework of the family unification procedure, will be allowed to participate in vocational training courses and exams of the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor
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Following HaMoked's intervention: the NII will reimburse a Jerusalemite couple for amounts deducted from their child benefit payments, and cancel a debt mistakenly attached to them
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Principal Correspondence | 6615/11 | 4.4.2011
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HaMoked’s letter to the Minister of Interior regarding work permits for individuals holding stay permits given as part of the family unification process. These individuals have a difficult time finding work as their stay permits read: “this permit does not constitute a permit for employment in Israel”. HaMoked argues that forcing family unification stay permit holders to obtain separate work pe...
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Report | 24.3.2011
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HaMoked issues a position paper on health insurance for children of East Jerusalem residents: it is essential to implement the health insurance arrangement for children with at least one resident parent, according to the state's undertaking before the HCJ and the National Health Insurance Law and in light of human and basic rights
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Position Paper | 7.3.2011
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HaMoked’s position paper on health insurance for children residents of East Jerusalem. HaMoked’s position is that the appropriate arrangement for a child with at least one resident parent to be eligible for health insurance upon birth and until such time as he is registered in the population registry, regardless of how long this process takes. Such an arrangement would live up to the undertakin...
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The National Insurance Institute terminates – without grounds – the payment of social benefits to East Jerusalem residents: through HaMoked's legal intervention, social benefits of residents are reinstated
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