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Far-right Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked has ordered her ministry to continue rejecting Palestinian requests for family reunification based on a temporary law which expired in July. According to Haaretz, the interior minister has ordered the state’s immigration authority to examine the consequences of the expiration of the law, before formulating a new policy. Until the…
Israel’s Interior Ministry is refusing to discuss requests for family unification of Palestinians married to Israeli citizens, even though the 2003 “temporary” ban on such unification expired over two weeks ago. According to Haaretz, far-right Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked ordered the ministry’s Population and Immigration Authority, which handles requests of this type, not to discuss…
The Knesset voted down extending for yet another year the 2003 “emergency measure” Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law on Tuesday morning, July 6, after an all-night session, despite a compromise on the controversial legislation reached by the governing coalition. The “temporary” legislation which was first enacted 18 years ago denies the automatic granting of Israeli…
For a second time, the government postponed on Tuesday, June 29, a highly anticipated vote on the renewal of temporary “emergency” legislation that would extend the current ban on the automatic granting of Israeli citizenship or residency to Palestinians from the occupied territories who are married to citizens of Israel. The vote is now scheduled to…
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett held consultations on Monday, June 21, with senior ministers and the head of the Islamist party Ra’am to hammer out a compromise on the renewal of the Nationality and Entry into Israel Law (Temporary Order) – 2003. The meeting ended with no breakthrough on the issue, Channel 12 reported on Monday night.…
The High Follow up Committee for Arabs Citizens of Israel, an umbrella organization that is regarded as the national representative of the community, called on Wednesday, May 26, for an end to the government’s detention campaign aimed at politically intimidating and silencing the state’s Arab-Palestinian minority. The committee also demanded the annulment of all indictments issued…
Numerous Arab-Bedouin arriving at the offices of the Ministry of the Interior in Beersheba to receive any number of services, from renewing a passport to replacing lost documents, have begun experiencing an unexpected “correction”: walking in as citizens and leaving as “permanent residents.” Ministry clerks use the opportunity to change the legal status on the…
On the Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings before the Tuesday, April 9, general elections, mailboxes belonging to residents of Tel Aviv were stuffed with new a campaign flyer from Hadash-Ta’al that reads, “Your neighbor is an Arab,” to remind Israel’s majority Jewish population that more than one fifth of their fellow citizens are Arabs. The…
The Arab Druze community in Israel launched a campaign to amend the Nation-State law in a rally held on Monday, January 14, calling for the legislation to be amended to eliminate its discriminatory nature. The renewed campaign began with Druze activists leading a procession in Rosh al-Ayn, in the center of the country, on Monday,…
Over 50 prominent Israeli Jews of Mizrahi (Eastern) origin filed a petition with the Supreme Court last week demanding it strike down the racist Nation-State Law, claiming that it discriminates against both Jewish Mizrahi and Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel. When the Court holds its first session to discuss the several petitions that have been submitted…