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08.10.2007
HaMoked Center for the Defence of the Individual petitions the HCJ to allow Israeli citizens and residents to visit relatives in the Gaza Strip during the Muslim holiday of Id Al-Fiter: The petition was filed after the Minister of the Defence and the military ignored HaMoked’s requests to allow the visits. This, despite previous pledges the State made before the HCJ in other petitions HaMoked filed on this issue
20.09.2007
Israeli rights groups condemn proposed state sanctions against Gaza civilians: Cabinet decision will impose collective punishment on a civilian population, lead to grave breach of International Law
02.08.2007
A panel of judges from the High Court of Justice (HCJ) headed by Justice Fogelman rejected a petition from a Palestinian family from Jerusalem who asked to enter the Gaza Strip via Erez Crossing in order to attend a wedding. The HCJ rejected the petition on security grounds and without a hearing. Yet on the very same day another family was permitted to enter the Gaza Strip: Despite the court’s determination that the crossing could not be opened due to the security situation, it seems that in other cases this can happen without the slightest difficulty
25.07.2007
The Rafah Border Crossing must be opened: Gaza residents are not pawns in the struggle for control of the Strip
06.06.2007
Thanks to intervention by HaMoked, women from the West Bank whose registered address is in the Gaza Strip will be able to visit their sons in jail and return home: After the visits themselves were approved, the wardens threatened to send the women back to Gaza on buses. In subsequent visits they retracted this threat following a letter from the Legal Advisor for the West Bank
13.05.2007
HaMoked is petitioning the High Court of Justice (HCJ) to permit a Palestinian resident of the West Bank to visit his brother in prison without being forced each time to prove his family relationship: Despite the fact that the petitioner’s applications have been approved in the past, the information is not detailed on the computer system, and each time the military refuses to allow the brothers to meet, claiming that they are not related
02.04.2007
Apartheid order forbidding driving Palestinians in Israeli vehicles cancelled: Following petition filed by HaMoked and seven other human rights organizations and before the Court heard the case, Major General Yair Naveh announced the cancellation of the order issued on 19 November, 2006
19.02.2007
Following an appeal by HaMoked, the military retracted its arbitrary demand for the private phone numbers of Palestinians as a condition for processing various requests submitted on their behalf by human rights organizations, including HaMoked, to the Gaza DCO: In its response, the military claims the directive had been handed down at the request of the ISA and that the phone numbers were required for "operative needs". It has, however, been decided that the directive would not apply to Palestinians who turn to the Gaza DCO via organizations such as HaMoked. The military has stated that where
07.11.2006
A petition to open the Gaza crossings for food, equipment and humanitarian supplies: HaMoked and five other human rights groups petitioned the Israeli High Court on July 11, 2006 demanding that the crossings in Gaza be opened to allow for the steady and regular supply of fuel, food, medicine, and essential equipment
19.10.2006
Following HaMoked's petition, Israeli residents and citizens are allowed to visit their relatives who live in the Gaza Strip on the upcoming Muslim holiday of Id Al-Fitr: the petition was filed following the state's decision to forbid such visits, despite its past commitments to the HCJ in the context of previous petitions by HaMoked in the matter