Order
1650 presents a blank check
for the military to use to deport or forcibly transfer from the west
bank anyone they see fit, in accordance with changing policies and
political situations. As such, the order must be viewed as illegal,
regardless of how it is being implemented now, with heavy
international spotlight currently placed on the issue.
A converging point to share information about Israel's arbitrary deportation of Palestinians and foreign passport holders.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
"تعديلات الأوامر العسكريّة بما يتعلّق في "منع التسلل" - Jerusalem Legal Aid and Human Rights Center
على
مدار السنوات الأخيرة، أصدر القائد
العسكري عشرات أوامر الاحتجاز والإبعاد
ضد مقيمين في الضفّة الغربيّة، استناداً
على الأمر العسكري لمنع التسلل 239
لسنة
1969،
والذي تمّ إصداره في حينه لإحداث آليّة
قانونيّة تَحِدّ من "ظاهرة
التسلل إلى الضفّة الغربيّة"
(حسب
التفسيرات الإسرائيليّة)،
المفاهيم من الدول العربيّة المجاورة.
وقد
تم استخدام هذا الأمر منذ تاريخ إصداره
حتى تسعينيّات القرن الماضي، بحيث لم يتم
تفعيل هذه الآليّة في السنوات الأولى بعد
توقيع الاتفاقيّات المرحليّة، وإنما تمّ
تفعيله في بداية سنوات الألفين، وبالأخص
بعد تجديد معاملات لمّ الشمل وتحوّل
الوضعيّة القانونيّة لعشرات الآلاف من
مُرشحي الحصول على إقامة في مناطق السلطة
الفلسطينيّة، إثر تقديم معاملات لم شمل
لمُقيمين "غير
قانونيين"،
وحيث أنّ عدد كبير من مقدمي طلبات لمّ
الشمل كانوا من أصل أردني، وأصبح هؤلاء
مُهددين بالاحتجاز والطرد وفقاً لأمر
منع السلل. فتعريف
المتسلل وفقاً للأمر الأصلي كان على النحو
التالي: هو
كل شخص يدخل إلى المنطقة عن سابق قصد،
وبشكل غير قانوني، بعد أن كان متواجداً
الضفة شرقيّة لنهر الأردن، أو سوريا أو
لبنان أو مصر.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Palestinian Family Fears Gaza Expulsion - Associated Press
Fearing expulsion to Gaza, Palestinian family stays home in Jenin
The Helou family is so worried about getting expelled to Gaza by Israeli authorities that they’re all but trapped in Jenin.
They couldn’t even leave to get their disabled son the best possible surgery to let him walk.
Some 20,000 Palestinians in the West Bank live under the same fear, because they hold residency papers from the Gaza Strip and Israeli authorities refuse to allow their papers to be updated – though they have lived in the West Bank for years.
The Helou family is so worried about getting expelled to Gaza by Israeli authorities that they’re all but trapped in Jenin.
They couldn’t even leave to get their disabled son the best possible surgery to let him walk.
Some 20,000 Palestinians in the West Bank live under the same fear, because they hold residency papers from the Gaza Strip and Israeli authorities refuse to allow their papers to be updated – though they have lived in the West Bank for years.
Labels:
Deportation,
Gaza Strip,
Jerusalem
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Amira Hass: IDF Order Will Enable Mass Deportation From West Bank
A new IDF order aimed at preventing infiltration is going into effect, may affect thousands of Palestinians.
A new military order aimed at preventing
infiltration will come into force this week, enabling the deportation
of tens of thousands of Palestinians from the West Bank, or their
indictment on charges carrying prison terms of up to seven years.
When the order comes into effect, tens of
thousands of Palestinians will automatically become criminal
offenders liable to be severely punished.
35,000 Palestinians Under Threat of Forcible Transfer to Gaza - Hamoked
Dear Colleagues,
HaMoked has received
a response to its petition under the Freedom of Information Act for figures of
Palestinians forcibly transferred to Gaza on the basis of their registered
address, and those who may be considered at high risk for forcible transfer under
the new orders. The full translated document is attached, but in short, it
shows that nearly 35,000 individuals must be viewed as being at high risk:
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Letter from Hamoked to the Military Legal Advisor in the West Bank
Date: June 8, 2010
In response please cite: 65091
To:
Major Limor Tachnai
The Military Legal Advisor for the West Bank
Via Fax
Dear Ms.,
Re: Order regarding Prevention of Infiltration (Amendment No. 2) and Order regarding Security Provisions (Amendment No. 112)
Ref: ours 37230 of March 25 & April 11, 2010; 65091 of April 26, 2010
Yours: 707660 222/20 of May 13, 2010
1. We seek to recall that on March 25, 2010, we appealed in letter to the military commander regarding the Orders in reference, prior to their taking effect. There we raised our concerns regarding the wording of the Orders, in particular the expansive definition of "infiltrator" and the custody and deportation proceedings. We therefore requested to delay their taking effect, to allow for evaluation of our comments.
In response please cite: 65091
To:
Major Limor Tachnai
The Military Legal Advisor for the West Bank
Via Fax
Dear Ms.,
Re: Order regarding Prevention of Infiltration (Amendment No. 2) and Order regarding Security Provisions (Amendment No. 112)
Ref: ours 37230 of March 25 & April 11, 2010; 65091 of April 26, 2010
Yours: 707660 222/20 of May 13, 2010
1. We seek to recall that on March 25, 2010, we appealed in letter to the military commander regarding the Orders in reference, prior to their taking effect. There we raised our concerns regarding the wording of the Orders, in particular the expansive definition of "infiltrator" and the custody and deportation proceedings. We therefore requested to delay their taking effect, to allow for evaluation of our comments.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
"Stop Immediately the Expulsion of Palestinians from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip" - Hamoked
Today,
25.5.10, Hamoked – Center
for the Defence of the Individual
served a petition to the HCJ, along
with 15 other Israeli and Palestinian human rights organizations,
regarding the practice of expulsion of Palestinians from the West
Bank to the Gaza Strip solely on the basis of their registered
address.
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