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HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual is an Israeli human rights organization whose main objective is to assist Palestinians of the Occupied Territories whose rights are violated due to Israel's policies.
This site contains information relating to these human rights violations. It gives the texts of Israeli laws and regulations, including those of the Military Government; international conventions; petitions to the Israeli High Court of Justice; claims for compensation for damages; decisions by Israeli and other courts; and other official documents and reports.
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| "Quiet Deportation" |
Between 1967 and 2012, Israel has revoked the residency status of 14,203 East-Jerusalem Palestinians
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| Following HaMoked's petition |
Improvement in the conditions at the entrance to the population-administration bureau in East Jerusalem
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| "Ceased residency" |
Between 1967 and 1994 Israel revoked the residency status of some quarter million Palestinians from the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
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| Timeline: The Sparation Wall |  |
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Following HaMoked's appeal the matter of a state-less Palestinian orphan will be returned for reconsideration by the Inter-Ministerial Committee for Humanitarian Affairs
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HaMoked to the Attorney General: the soldiers responsible for the killing of a Tulkarm resident in 2001, who was shot to death for talking on the phone, must be put on trial
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Israel continues to pursue its policy of separation between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip: the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories presents a revised procedure for the passage of Palestinians from Gaza to the West Bank for the purpose of relocation, which proves to be no less draconian than the original procedure
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The Ministry of Interior toughens its protocols: Palestinians married to Israelis can now be deported while waiting for a decision in their application for family unification in Israel
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While the State Attorney's Office convinces the Court that a Palestinian woman's entry to Israel is a threat to state security: the military, for the first time in two years, issues her an entry permit to visit her son in prison
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