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::The Chief Executive Office of the British Mandatory Government in Palestine . Including personal files of government employees.  

::This section includes material relating to the control of passports, pilgrims, immigration information, absorption conditions, statistics on immigration, economics, working conditions, etc. A large part of this division includes naturalization files. Personal status of immigrants who petitioned the Immigration Department for citizenship - 508 boxes. Note: Most of the material is from the 1930's and relates to German immigrants.  

::The material includes deportation orders of illegal immigrants, arranged according to arrival dates and ships.  

::There are also marriage and divorce documents of non-Jews, 1929-1947.  

::List Property, mandatory registrations population of the Community Council of Jerusalem, register marriages and divorces (can be viewed only possession courts),records of the Supreme Court - (you can read only the court's permission Supreme Council (  

::The material is arranged according to cities, including ethnic groups and religious affiliation. The records were made for tax purposes and military service.  

:: It includes those eligible to vote, 1951-1973

::Material from the consulates in Jerusalem, Jaffa and Haifa. Personal status such as registration of births, marriage records and death records, military service, correspondence and comments regarding the adoption of Jewish first names And cancellation of name changes, registration of German subjects, issuance of passports, cancellation of German citizenship.  

::Marriage and Divorce Records (see only the permission of the Rabbinical Courts),  

::Cases of marriage licenses, divorce, conversion, etc. of the Rabbinical Courts in Jerusalem , Tel Aviv, Petach Tikva, Haifa, Tiberias and Safed  

::A large series of lists of immigrants to Palestine, arranged by date of arrival and ships, 1974-1921.  

::records and marriage records marriage licenses.  

::list of passports, visas, applications for passports and visas to Austria, List of Austrian war dead buried in military cemeteries in Palestine.

::Jewish Agency card files and personal records of candidates for aliyah and of immigrants to Israel / the State of Israel

::There are three main databases dealing with the legal immigration: immigrant note books, personal records of immigrants and aliyah candidates, and an immigrant card index of the statistics department of the Jewish Agency's Aliyah Department

::Lists of passengers who sailed on illegal ships

::The Historical Archives of the Department for the Immigration of Children and Youth

::Archive of the Cyprus exiles' camps between 1947-1949

::General correspondence files of the Jewish Agency's recruitment and release offices, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa

::The database and files of the Jewish Agency's Search for Relatives Section

::Booklets of the Jewish commander of Jerusalem conducted by the British before the Second World War, September 1939

::Card catalogs of the Israeli offices

::Note books for immigrants to Israel / the State of Israel between the years 1919-1974

::Newspapers and periodicals published in Israel, in the State of Israel and abroad, which are made up of genealogies<br>

:Telephone: 03-7244368<br>

:Archive@mail.tel-aviv.gov.il <br>

:Online Tel Aviv Censuses:<br>

:*[http://www.isragen.org.il/siteFiles/13/79/7903.asp '''Search the records of Palestine]

:*[http://www.isragen.org.il/siteFiles/13/79/6576.asp '''1915 census of Tel Aviv''']

:*[http://www.isragen.org.il/siteFiles/13/79/5783.asp '''1922-23 census of Tel Aviv-Jaffa]

::The volunteers of Ilam - the Israeli Association for Researching Family Roots (formerly Haji - the Israeli Genealogical Society) have built databases of genealogical value that include over 400,000, with about 20,000 different surnames recorded in them.