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HaMoked to the Court for Administrative Affairs: contrary to the procedures and the Supreme Court’s case law, the Ministry of Interior revokes the Israeli status of East Jerusalem minors whose parents relocated abroad
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After a two-year delay and following HaMoked’s petition: The Ministry of Interior announced it no longer intends to revoke the status of two East Jerusalemites involved in an attack
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The Appeals Tribunal again invalidates the Minister of Interior’s decision to deport an assailant’s relatives for the purpose of deterrence: The Ministry of Interior must reconsider their case
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Judgment | 3285/18 | 2.8.2020
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Ministry of Interior data: 40 East Jerusalem Palestinians were stripped of their permanent residency status in 2019 as part of Israel’s “quiet deportation” policy; a significant increase compared to 2018
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Foreign Press, Tovah Lazaroff - Jerusalem Post | 7.6.2020
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“We expect the High Court to make sure that where the fence is designed to dispossess Palestinians, rather than protect security, it will be dismantled”.
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HaMoked to the Prime Minister: the plan to ban the movement of East Jerusalem residents living beyond the Separation wall is unacceptable and illegal and must be cancelled immediately
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HaMoked to the Appeals Tribunal: the Ministry of Interior’s renewed decision to revoke the status in Israel of a woman who has been living in the country for decades was utterly baseless and in contempt of the Tribunal’s earlier judgment
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Petition to HCJ | 15.9.2019
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HaMoked petitions the HCJ to repeal the law that allows the Minister of Interior to revoke permanent residency status for “breach of allegiance to the State of Israel” and to cancel its implementation regarding two East Jerusalem men
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HaMoked in a petition to the District Court: Temporary status must be given to children of East Jerusalem residents undergoing a status restoration procedure, to ensure their access to health services and social security rights
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New State Comptroller report: sharp criticism over the state’s deficient handling of the civil status of East Jerusalem Palestinians
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HaMoked to the Minister of Interior: retract your intention to revoke the permanent status of two residents of East Jerusalem serving long prison sentences
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Ministry of Interior response to HaMoked's freedom-of-information request: In 2018, Israel revoked the permanent residency status of 13 East Jerusalem Palestinians – the lowest number since HaMoked began its campaign against Israel’s “quiet deportation” policy
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Local Press, Amira Hass | 9.1.2019
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Judge rules that Mustafa Khatib's mother was not responsible for his 2015 attack against Israeli forces, says expelling her would violate her rights
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Foreign Press, Amira Hass | 9.1.2019
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Judge rules that Mustafa Khatib's mother was not responsible for his 2015 attack against Israeli forces, says expelling her would violate her rights
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The Court for Administrative Affairs rejects State's appeal: the mother of a teenage assailant, who is suspected of nothing herself, cannot be deported as a “deterrent”, or “punishment” or due to “parental responsibility”. The Minister of Interior must base his decision “on pertinent considerations”
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Attempted collective punishment of children has been blocked: following HaMoked’s intervention, the Ministry of Interior retracted its intent to revoke the status of two East Jerusalem minors who are related to an assailant
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Jerusalem District Court: HaMoked appeals against revocation of residency on grounds of 'breach of loyalty' will be heard by the High Court of Justice due to the matter's importance
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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
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