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10.07.2008
HCJ 6180/08 - Amam et al. v. Commander of the Army Forces in the Occupied Territories Petition for Order Nisi
16.06.2008
Intervention by HaMoked prevented the deportation to the Gaza Strip of two Palestinians arrested in the West Bank. The authorities intended to deport the two men solely because their registered address is in the Gaza Strip: HaMoked opposes Israel’s abuse of the bureaucratic matter such as one's registered address for the purpose of deporting a person from their home. HaMoked cautions that this is an attempt to promote the policy of separation between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, contrary to international agreements and to the rulings of the Supreme Court
12.06.2008
HCJ 5263/08 - Al-Harimi et al. v. Commander of the Military in the Occupied Territories Petition for Order Nisi
29.05.2008
Removal of ____ Astal, ID No. ____, from the Area
24.03.2008
HaMoked has submitted a petition to enable the change of address in the Population Registry of four children who were born in the Ramallah area, where they continue to live: Due to an error, the children’s place of residence in the copy of the Palestinian Population Registry held by Israel appears as Rafah in the Gaza Strip. The military’s refusal to respond to HaMoked’s requests and correct the error places the children in constant danger of deportation from their home
03.08.2006
HaMoked’s petition regarding lack of response by IPS to an inquiry as to the place of release of a prisoner now held at the Ketziot detention facility: in view of past experience, HaMoked fears that the soon to be released petitioner will be deported to Gaza, his registered address. HaMoked demands to release him back to Bir Zeit in the West Bank, where he has settled and lived for three and a half years before his arrest
26.07.2006
The High Court of Justice (HCJ) has rejected a petition submitted by HaMoked demanding that a resident of the West Bank who was deported to the Gaza Strip be permitted to return to his home and family in Jenin: The Petitioner was held in administrative detention in Israel and “released” from prison directly to the Gaza Strip, on the grounds that his registered address is in this area, and accordingly he was an “illegal alien in the West Bank.” This despite the fact that residents of the Territories do not require authorization to live in the Territories or to change their place of residence, i
06.02.2006
Following HaMoked's petition to the HCJ, a mother and son are allowed to return from Gaza back to their West Bank home: for over five years the petitioners' family, formerly from Gaza, has been living in the West Bank. The mother and her young son went on a family visit to Gaza, expecting to return within a few days, but were prevented from doing so by the military. Following submission of the petition, they were allowed to return to the West Bank and the parties agreed that the debated legality of their presence in the West Bank would be decided in accordance with the ruling of the HCJ in ano
28.09.2005
The Court issued an Order Nisi instructing the State to explain the deportation of a Jenin resident to the Gaza Strip: On 28 September 2005, the HCJ held a hearing on HaMoked's petition. The Justices ordered the State to explain, within 60 days, why the resident was deported without a court order or any guarantees for minimizing the injury to his rights. The petitioner was deported on the claim that his registered address was in Gaza, and that he was thus "an illegal alien in the West Bank"
29.03.2005
One Big Prison - Freedom of Movement to and from the Gaza Strip on the Eve of the Disengagement Plan