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23.10.2012
HCJ 4019/10 - HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual et al. v. Military Commander of the West Bank et al. Respondents' Response
29.07.2012
For 27 years, the military prevented a Palestinian deportee from returning to the OPT: while the state dawdled in processing his request, the man died in exile
11.06.2012
Israel forcibly transferred to the Gaza Strip a Palestinian man while his application for family unification with his East Jerusalem wife was ongoing: the Supreme Court ruled that the man’s forcible transfer was illegal, but refrained from instructing Israel to return the man to his home
06.06.2012
AAA 170/12 - Khadri et al. v. The Minister of Interior et al. Judgment
30.05.2012
Judgment in two general petitions filed by HaMoked: HCJ recommends broadening the criteria for “settlement” in the West Bank by Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and instructs the state to explain why it should not refrain from forcibly removing to Gaza Palestinians who moved to the West Bank before 2005
24.05.2012
HCJ 2088/10, 4019/10 - HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual et al. v. Commander of West Bank et al. (Partial) Judgment
05.04.2012
HCJ 6463/10 - Nasrallah et al. v. Military Commander of the West Bank Notice on behalf of the Petitioners and Motion to Delete the Petition and Award Costs
17.01.2012
HCJ 527/12 - Hamadah et al. v. GOC Southern Command Petition for Order Nisi
01.11.2011
Two years after his scheduled release: a Palestinian prisoner Israel refused to release to Gaza and other countries refused to admit to their territories, is finally released to Gaza
01.06.2011
The military releases three Palestinians to their West Bank homes: after holding them in prisons in Israel for more than three years under an administrative decision without being convicted