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05.12.2019
After a protracted and illegal delay and only following HaMoked’s petition: the Ministry of Interior issued an identity card to a 17-year-old Palestinian from East Jerusalem, whose father perpetrated a fatal attack against Israelis
28.11.2019
The HCJ approved the punitive demolition of four homes in the West Bank; Justice Baron in a minority opinion opposed demolition of three of the homes
25.11.2019
Massive dispossession with no security pretext: Israel sweepingly prevents West Bank farmers from accessing their lands behind the Separation Wall
24.11.2019
A court-facilitated arrangement allows Palestinians with temporary Israeli residency through family unification to fly through Israel’s international airport; the court rejects demand for a similar arrangement for those with family unification stay permits
17.11.2019
A day after HaMoked’s petition to the HCJ, the military removed the concrete barricade that prevented Qaffin farmers from transporting their olive yield out of the Seam Zone
06.11.2019
Joint statement by 23 Israeli civil society organizations against the decision to deport HRW representative from Israel: The Supreme Court not only approved the deportation of Omar Shakir, but severely harmed us all
31.10.2019
Following HaMoked’s petition: Israeli military reverses travel ban on academic from the West Bank going abroad to attend a creative writing masterclass in Frankfurt, Germany
24.10.2019
After nine months in detention as an illegal alien: Israel releases Jerusalem Palestinian Journalist Mustafa al-Haruf
15.10.2019
HaMoked to the Military: new concrete roadblock at Qaffin gate in the Separation Wall prevents local Palestinians from accessing farmland trapped inside the Seam Zone and transporting produce
30.09.2019
Following a petition by HaMoked and MAAN, conditions at the East Jerusalem bureaus of the Ministry of Interior and the Employment Service have been improved. The High Court of Justice notes it expects the state to monitor the situation to prevent backsliding