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03.08.2014
HaMoked to the military: allow three children from Gaza who came to Israel to receive hospital treatment to stay on until the end of fighting in Gaza
26.06.2014
Israel has banned travel abroad by all Hebron Palestinians under age 50, as part of the sanctions imposed following the abduction of three Israelis: HaMoked petitioned the HCJ to lift the ban and allow the departure abroad of two brothers who work and live abroad, who arrived in Hebron on a short family vacation
22.06.2014
Israeli human rights organizations in an urgent letter to the Ministers of Defense and Public Security: refrain from collective punishment of Palestinians following the abduction of three Israelis
15.06.2014
The state informs the court: the military agrees to remove the DCO Checkpoint near Ramallah, but only following extensive preparation work in nearby Junction 90
18.05.2014
HaMoked to the military: a selection of provisions in the revised "Standing Orders for the Seam Zone " must be amended
07.05.2014
Ahead of the HCJ's hearing on the matter-of-principle of address changes from Gaza to the West Bank: HaMoked publishes a position paper, calling on Israel to stop requiring OPT residents to obtain a visa or permit for staying in the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, as if they were tourists
05.05.2014
Only thanks to an HCJ petition: Military issues “seam zone” entry permit to a woman who owns a plot of land there. Court orders state to pay costs.
01.05.2014
The military refused to allow a Palestinian woman to visit her sick father in Gaza on the claim that her status in the West Bank had never been arranged: the court has ruled that the woman must apply for a West Bank stay permit, as if she were a tourist
17.04.2014
The HCJ accepts the military's position: a woman may not travel from Gaza to the West Bank to participate in her own wedding due to "concerns over settlement"
13.04.2014
After months of delay and following HaMoked's HCJ petition, the military issues an entry permit allowing access to a plot of land inside the "seam zone": the court orders the military to pay costs