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15.01.2012
Following HaMoked's petition: a Palestinian woman from Gaza will be able to travel to the West Bank to attend a board meeting of the General Union of Palestinian Women
08.01.2012
Of the wonders of the Supreme Court: legal remedy has been granted, the petition has been dismissed
31.10.2011
HaMoked calls on the Military: allow families to visit former prisoners who have been removed to Gaza as part of the Shalit exchange deal
30.10.2011
HaMoked to the GOC Southern Command: in view of Gilad Shalit's release, family visits by Israelis to Gaza during Id al-Adha should be resumed
16.10.2011
The Supreme Court proceeds along like a blind man in the darkness of "security": the military continues to prevent a West Bank student from traveling to Jordan to continued his studies
25.09.2011
The HCJ issues an order nisi in two of HaMoked's petitions, and clarifies: reliance on "classified material" requires a certificate of privilege
21.08.2011
Contrary to morality and in breach of international law: Israel limits the quantity and quality of drinking water in the Gaza Strip
16.08.2011
Arbitrarily and without supervision, Israel prevents OPT residents from travel abroad on security pretexts: only following HaMoked’s petition was a Palestinian allowed to travel to Saudi Arabia
28.07.2011
The HCJ condemns the state's conduct in issuing entry permits for the seam zone: only after HaMoked's petition, the military has allowed a couple to access and cultivate their plots
03.07.2011
The military's conduct infringes on the right of OPT residents to freedom of movement: Israel will pay a Palestinian who was prevented from going abroad a total of NIS 17,000 in compensation