New Regulation May Bar Migrants, Palestinians From Filing Lawsuits in Israeli Courts

Regulations require that anyone filing a suit in an Israeli court provide an Israeli ID number or foreign passport number.

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Justice Minister Yaakov Neeman has signed on regulations that require plaintiffs to cite their Israeli ID numbers or foreign passport numbers on the documents they file. Although the ministry said the cases of individuals such as migrant workers, Palestinian residents of the territories and stateless individuals who have no passport will be referred to a registrar or judge, civil rights activists say the new regulation will bar those without foreign passports from filing lawsuits in Israeli courts.

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