Is Gaza Still Occupied After the 2005 Disengagement?
Israel’s Supreme Court held in 2008 that Israeli effective control of Gaza ended in September 2005, and named 3 sources of continuing duty.
Enacted statutes and Basic Laws, recorded Knesset votes, and judgments of Israel’s courts, quoted from the instrument.
Israel’s Supreme Court held in 2008 that Israeli effective control of Gaza ended in September 2005, and named 3 sources of continuing duty.
Israel’s State Comptroller dates the military government to the law of 7 June 1967. The IDF commander has signed about 1,800 orders since then.
The Levy Report of 2012, a 1979 Knesset statement and Oslo II Article XXXI, quoted as Israeli bodies published them.
Israel’s Citizenship Law 5712-1952 sets 4 routes to citizenship, and about 95% of residents acquired it on one day in 1952.
Clause 1(c) of Israel’s 2018 Nation-State Basic Law, the 2021 judgment upholding it, and the 2000 Ka’adan ruling on land allocation.
130 of 359 administrative communications-data permits examined lacked complete documentation, on the State Comptroller’s January 2026 audit.
The State Comptroller counted 1.8 million of 2.6 million court files opened manually across 2017 to 2019, and 53 million documents mailed.
115 families were evacuated from four West Bank settlement points from 2012 to 2022, on the State Comptroller’s audit of what followed.
13,550 people held status in Israel through family unification on 31 October 2024, in two forms: a stay permit and an A/5 licence.
65% of arrests of people aged 18 to 34 were of non-Jews in 2023 to 2024, on the Knesset Centre’s compilation of police data.
What Israel’s own instruments and courts state: Ka’adan on land allocation, the 1948 Declaration, the Nation-State Basic Law and the Hasson judgment.
Israel’s Supreme Court struck down Order of Possession no. 16/79 on 22 October 1979, five justices to none. It did not rule settlement unlawful in principle.
Israel’s 1992 Basic Law names six rights and contains no equality clause. The Supreme Court derived that rule in Ka’adan on 8 March 2000.
The 2018 Basic Law has eleven clauses and no equality clause. What each says, and what the Supreme Court held in HCJ 5555/18 on 8 July 2021.