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Yes! If you are the child's biological father, under Israeli law, then you have shared, parental decision making rights, equal to those of the mother, as the child's natural guardian, including about where the child should live. If the child is habitually resident in Israel, the mother cannot unilaterally impose a change in the minor's place of residence by relocating permanently overseas with the child, against your will. If she does, you are entitled to bring child abduction proceedings overseas, for the minor's return.
It is easier if you are already formally registered as the child's biological father, and listed as such in his/her birth certificate, but it is also still possible, even if paternity is not formally registered.
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