Interior Ministry
Zionist Iranian dissident Ramin Parsa granted residency in Israel after years-long battle
The permit gives Parsa temporary status for one year. After that, he said, he will have to apply again, with the possibility of eventually seeking permanent residency.
Former MK Oren Hazan physically attacks Ariel municipality employee in attempt to disrupt meeting
High Court dismisses petition by expatriates seeking to vote in upcoming election
Germany faces daily 'hybrid warfare' attacks, minister warns after explosive drone found at airport
Recognized by the rabbinate, Orthodox converts trapped in legal limbo over Israeli citizenship
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: “Why do I have to keep proving myself? Am I a second-class Jew?” said an Orthodox converted Jewish woman in an interview with The Jerusalem Post.
Israel’s Supreme Court blocks automatic citizenship for non-Jewish children of immigrants
The 6-1 decision by the Supreme Court overturns a precedent set only months earlier, and restores the Interior Ministry’s longstanding interpretation of the law.
Members of US-targeted Antifa group face trial in Germany over violent attacks
Seven Members of the left-wing group Antifa Ost face trial in Germany for violence, including attempted murder. The group was recently designated as a terrorist organization by the US.
Labor, Religious Services Ministries, to be transferred to Levin post-haredi party withdrawal
Justice Minister Levin will be temporarily appointed as minister of labor, religious services, and Jerusalem and Israel heritage, while Prime Minister Netanyahu will also become minister of interior
Some conclude Israel is closing its gates towards diaspora Jews, especially from NY - opinion
The Interior Ministry is run by a handful of overzealous bureaucrats who take their orders from the country’s religious parties and leaders who are not keen on accepting all Jews.
Decades-long bureaucratic battle ends: 30-year-old man receives recognition of his Jewish identity
The case originated approximately 15 years ago when the man's mother, residing in Eilat, separated from her Arab partner and decided to leave Islam and return to her Jewish roots.
Bureaucratic battles: The struggles of new Israeli olim at the Interior Ministry
Daily bureaucratic obstacles can really take a toll on new immigrants who are trying to find their footing in a new country.
Reflections on almost 48 years of aliyah: An American family arrives and grows
Living here is so meaningful, knowing that our children and their families are thriving and building a better Israel.
'Partnership and responsibility': Planning committee for Druze, Circassian towns approved
Arbel confirmed that the recommendation for the committee came from the National Council for Planning and Building, and he fully endorsed the plan.
Five Thai nationals released from Gaza captivity given permanent resident status
At least one living Thai hostage, Pinta Nattapong, 35, remains in captivity.
