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HaMoked in a petition to the Jerusalem District Court: the amendment enabling revocation of permanent residency for 'breach of loyalty' is illegal, and its retrospective application is invalid
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Foreign Press, Amira Hass | 28.5.2018
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Appellate tribunal overturns Interior Ministry decision to annul residency permit of woman whose son wounded an officer in a 2015 stabbing attack
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Foreign Press, Jaclynn Ashly | 26.5.2018
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Israel revoking residencies of Jerusalemites over 'breach of loyalty' is rendering them stateless, rights groups say.
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Ministry of Interior response to HaMoked's Freedom-of-Information request: In 2017, Israel revoked the permanent residency status of 35 East Jerusalem Palestinians
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HaMoked contests revocation of status of four East Jerusalem residents for “breach of allegiance to the State”: retroactive application of unconstitutional legislation
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Following HaMoked’s appeal: the Appeals Tribunal cancelled the Ministry of Interior’s decision to revoke the Israeli status of an assailant’s mother and ruled the Ministry must decide her case anew
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Israeli human rights organizations: New Israeli law that lets interior minister revoke Palestinian residency in Jerusalem for 'breach of loyalty' is illegal
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Law | 7.3.2018
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Israeli human rights organizations to the Ministry of Interior: Legislation to revoke permanent residency due to breach of allegiance is unconstitutional and contrary to international law
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The Supreme Court to the Minister of Interior: the permanent residency status of an East Jerusalem woman, revoked following her past relocation abroad, must be restored immediately
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Foreign Press, Jessica Montell | 14.12.2017
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HaMoked is proud to be the lead organization contesting these demolitions, which are a blatant collective punishment of innocent people.
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The Appeals Tribunal accepted HaMoked's position and cancelled the Minister of Interior’s decision to revoke the residency status of four family members of an assailant: the Ministry of Interior has to make new decisions in their matter and if they decide to continue this form of collective punishment must initiate new proceedings accordingly
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The HCJ ruled that the Minister of Interior is not authorized to revoke permanent status due to breach of allegiance to the state: however, the decision to revoke the status of four East Jerusalem youths on this ground will not be cancelled for now, to allow the Knesset to make it legal
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Judgment / Supreme Court | 1635/16 | 5.11.2017
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Appeals Tribunal rejects Im Tirtzu motion to join proceedings on revocation of status of an assailant’s relatives
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HaMoked to appeals tribunal: Dismiss Im Tirtzu motion to join proceedings challenging status revocation for assailant's relatives
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Article | 8.8.2017
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From the website of Human Rights Watch
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The cat is out of the bag: Israel revokes the status of blameless people – in the name of “deterrence”, not revenge – because they are family members of an attacker
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Israel continues its "quiet deportation" policy: in 2016, the Ministry of Interior revoked the residency status of 95 Palestinians from East Jerusalem
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HaMoked to the Appeals Tribunal: 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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