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30.09.2007
Following a petition filed by HaMoked, a Palestinian minor who lives in Jordan with his parents received a visitor’s permit into the West Bank and was entered in the population registry there: The West Bank Military Commander impedes the issuance of visitor’s permits for Palestinian minors living abroad in an attempt to block them from returning to live in the Occupied Territories when they so desire
25.09.2007
Following a series of petitions that were filed by HaMoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual, the court has determined that it is incumbent upon the state to inform the HCJ, within 60 days, if there shall be a change in policy with respect to family unification in the territories: In a hearing held on 24 September 2007 the court criticized the army’s and state’s policies of completely ignoring application made by residents of the territories to reside therein together with their spouses from abroad
24.09.2007
HCJ 3170/07 Dwikat et al. v. The State of Israel et al. Decision
23.09.2007
The response of HaMoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual to the State’s reply, in the matter of the series of HaMoked petitions on the issue of family unification in the territories: The State relies on political arguments which army commanders are forbidden from considering; It ignores the right to a family life and chooses a circular argument – a ruling of the court ordering the army to receive applications for the resolution of the status of spouses of the residents of the territories will obligate the state to honor interim agreements, and a ruling to implement a new mechanism fo
22.09.2007
Within the framework of a series of petitions by the Center for the Defence of the Individual in the matter of family unification in the West Bank four petitioner couples  are opening the door of their homes and are talking about their daily routine in shadow of state and army policy: HaMoked - The Center for the Defence of the Individual  has thus far filed petitions in the names of 47 families, demanding from the army to receive the applications for visitor permits and for family unification, and to recognize the spousal relationship in and of itself as a criterion for approving the applicat
20.09.2007
In a letter to the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, HaMoked complains of the attitude of the Israeli embassy in Jordan toward Jordanian women who request an entry visa to the Territories in order to meet with their partner and children: The embassy is failing to follow the procedure published by the Coordinator in February 2007
20.09.2007
HCJ 3170/07 Dwikat et al. v. The State of Israel et al. Application on behalf of the petitioners to respond to the response on behalf of the respondents
19.09.2007
In the series of petitions that have been filed by HaMoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual in the matter of family unification in the territories, the state has claimed that the petitioners seek to violate the interim agreements, and therefore the petitions must be refused since they deal with essentially political issues: however the state’s claims are misleading, since in fact, the petitioners are demanding from the state to renew the procedure of receiving applications from  the Palestinian Authority, something that Israel has refused to do at this point in time, and to work towa
19.09.2007
The cessation of family unification in the OPT (the Dwikat, Hamdan and Kasba families) a documentary film
19.09.2007
The cessation of family unification in the OPT (the Zir family) a documentary film