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07.12.2020
The HCJ rejects HaMoked petition to reinvestigate prison warder’s violence towards juvenile detainee: “This court does not intervene in such decisions, except in exceptional and extreme cases”
02.12.2020
HaMoked and Gisha to COGAT: cancel the new procedure requiring Palestinians living in Gaza to forfeit their right to relocate back to the West Bank if they wish to visit there in humanitarian circumstances
25.11.2020
HaMoked to the HCJ: the state failed to provide data to justify its increasingly harsh restrictions on access to farmlands trapped beyond the Separation Barrier
25.11.2020
HaMoked to the Court for Administrative Affairs: contrary to the procedures and the Supreme Court’s case law, the Ministry of Interior revokes the Israeli status of East Jerusalem minors whose parents relocated abroad
24.11.2020
HaMoked in new report: Israeli military arrests hundreds of Palestinian teenagers from their beds in the middle of the night, rather than summon them to interrogation. Based on the findings, HaMoked petitioned the HCJ
23.11.2020
Ministry of Interior data reveals: some 12,700 Palestinians live in East Jerusalem and Israel by virtue of family unification processes; of them, some 70% are without social security rights or status in Israel
15.11.2020
According to official data: in 2018-2019, 380 Palestinian minors were arrested by Israel in pre-planned night arrests; 120 of them were under age 16
29.10.2020
Only following HaMoked’s urgent petition was a 15-year-old boy’s detention place revealed: the military did not even tell the family their son had been taken to a hospital
27.10.2020
Following HaMoked’s petition: the military cancels the quota set on the number of annual entries to Seam Zone farmlands
26.10.2020
High Court of Justice approves punitive demolition in the West Bank, home to a woman and her five daughters: in the minority, Justice Mazuz considers the sanction in this case disproportionate