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09.02.2005
A petition to allow entry to Israel for the purpose of medical examination, in the framework of a damages claim: HaMoked petitioned the HCJ against the military's decision not to allow a Palestinian youth to enter Israel for the purpose of a medical exam necessary in order to prove his damages in a claim he has filed. The boy was shot and seriously wounded while he was in the schoolyard, probably by soldiers who were manning a nearby checkpoint
31.12.2004
R. Otto, "Neighbours as human shields? The Israel Defense Forces’ "Early Warning Procedure" and international humanitarian law", IRRC (December 2004) 771-787
27.12.2004
HCJ 11858/04 - Al-Khatib et al. v. Commander of the IDF forces in the West BankPetition for Order Nisi
06.12.2004
CA 1354/97 - Mahmoud v. The State of Israel Judgment
22.11.2004
CC (Jerusalem) 13054/04 - Hallaq v. Schoenberg et al.
20.10.2004
CC (Jerusalem) 11714/04 - Quq et al. v. The State of Israel
20.10.2004
Settler attacks on Palestinians: Compensatory claim filed by HaMoked against the state for the torching of a Palestinian vehicle by settlers while Palestinian farmers were picking olives. Despite prior coordination between the Palestinians and the military, and Palestinian calls for assistance during the course of the incident, the state failed to protect the pickers and enabled the settlers to run wild and set other vehicles aflame as well
12.10.2004
War Crimes in Rafah. Violations of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights during operation “Rainbow” (13-25 May 2004)
23.09.2004
Checkpoints and Closure:  Following a compensatory claim filed by HaMoked, the state will pay NIS 40,000 to a resident of the Occupied Territories who was in labor, and soldiers at a checkpoint refused to let the vehicle in which she was travelling to cross so that she could go to the hospital. As a result, she had to travel via a bypass road and gave birth in great agony while on the way to the hospital. The newborn died later, in the hospital. Examination showed that the child was born with birth defects, making it impossible to prove with certainty that the death resulted directly from the
08.09.2004
CC (Jerusalem) 10458/04 – Yassin et al. v. The State of Israel