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01.11.2013
Israel continues to pursue its policy of separation between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip: the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories presents a revised procedure for the passage of Palestinians from Gaza to the West Bank for the purpose of relocation, which proves to be no less draconian than the original procedure
20.10.2013
Court criticizes military’s processing of seam zone entry permit applications: Timetables for responses must be kept, and applicants should be able to follow up on their applications
13.10.2013
The military confiscated money belonging to a Palestinian doctor at Allenby Bridge: HaMoked appealed the decision and demanded the army hold a hearing for the woman
01.10.2013
At the end of hearing in the case of a Palestinian who is under a travel ban and wishes to attend his daughter's wedding in Jordan: the court suggest the state allow the man to see his daughter for two hours on the day of the wedding
19.09.2013
The army tells a Palestinian from the West Bank that he is precluded from travel abroad for the rest of his life: The matter will be decided by the court
17.09.2013
In the response to the petition, the state adamantly objected to the petitioner's accessing his land in the "seam zone": he ultimately received a two-year permit to work his land
03.09.2013
Due to the bilateral agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority: East Jerusalem residents traveling to Jordan via Allenby Bridge are charged higher fees than at other border crossings
22.08.2013
A security ban – on what grounds?
11.08.2013
Objection against a ban on travel from the West Bank to Jordan was left unanswered for three month: following an HCJ petition it was revealed that the military had lifted the "security ban" against the man's departure, but omitted to inform him
01.08.2013
After two months of red tape and only after an HCJ petition: The military allowed a Bethlehem mother to travel to Gaza in order to care for her hospitalized daughter