In response to a 2017 attack, Israel expands the scope of punitive actions against surviving family members, including residency revocations.
After a 30-year legal fight, Palestinian Jerusalemite Akram Abd al-Haq was able to have the permanent-resident status with which he was born reinstated, offering hope for others.
What does it mean to have “no status” (i.e., to be stateless) after the state revokes one’s residency?
The state inflicts devastating punishment on a Palestinian family for the actions of a dead man; the consequences are lifelong and irrevocable, especially for the children.
How a routine bureaucratic requirement becomes a tool for subjugation and population control
Mai reflects on her reasons for applying for Israeli citizenship and the psychological and emotional cost of that decision.
To what extent are the basics of daily life dependent on holding an ID for a Palestinian Jerusalemite?
What are the everyday interactions that pose risk to a Palestinian permanent resident of Jerusalem?