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Israeli authorities require Gaza-born children of Israeli Arabs to undergo expensive genetic tests and go through complicated bureaucratic procedures.
As a result, many of them approach human rights organizations to lobby for them.
Gisha has helped children of Israeli citizens receive passports, which are guaranteed by law.
According to Yehia al-Muhareb, lawyer at Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights in Gaza, Palestinian human rights organizations in Gaza also dedicate part of their work to getting reunification cases heard in Israeli courts.