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02.02.2010
In a petition filed by HaMoked against the forced removal of a Palestinian police officer from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip, the state notified the court that it was revoking the deportation order and releasing the officer from custody: The police officer was held in detention close to ten months on a baseless claim regarding “illegal presence” in the West Bank
18.01.2010
HaMoked severely protests the conduct of the Israel Security Agency which harasses and threatens Palestinians wishing to study abroad: Exerting pressure on the protected population to collaborate is a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law
18.01.2010
The HCJ continues its recent hard line and rejects a petition by HaMoked and other human rights organizations to allow relatives of prisoners from the Gaza Strip to visit their loved ones who are incarcerated in Israel: In a short judgment, the court rules, inter alia, that the families’ right to visit their loved ones is not a basic humanitarian right and therefore, Israel is exempt from any obligation to the families
31.12.2009
The HCJ forces the State to allow Jenin District Student to leave for Yemen in order to complete his medical studies in a petition filed by HaMoked: The court clarified to the state that its refusal to allow the student to travel was disproportionate
08.12.2009
HaMoked’s response to the state’s position in the petition against the permit regime implemented by Israel in the “seam area”: The regime creates a clear separation between Israelis and holders of Israeli visas and Palestinians from the Territories and as such, constitutes the crime of apartheid
23.11.2009
Israel has been delaying travel of a Palestinian heart patient whose medical condition is defined serious to Jordan for treatment for over six months: Following HaMoked’s petition, the state retreated from its insistence on the patient receiving the required treatment in the West Bank and suggested the possibility of receiving it in Israel
23.11.2009
HaMoked’s petition to allow a Palestinian couple to leave the West Bank for Jordan, en route to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, for the hajj pilgrimage: the petition induced the removal of the ban on the couple's departure
25.10.2009
Following HaMoked’s petition to allow a woman whose mother passed away to travel from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank in order to mourn with her family who lives in Tulkarem, the requisite permit was issued: Due to the military’s negligent conduct, the permit was issued only a year after the original application was submitted
19.10.2009
Following HaMoked’s petition, the State stipulated a high monetary guarantee as a condition for permitting a Palestinian to travel to Jordan in order to mourn the death of his father: As he is unable to afford the high sum demanded by the State, his journey will be delayed
07.10.2009
Following a petition submitted by HaMoked, a resident of Bethlehem who was subject to a security preclusion was permitted to travel abroad: Defects in the implementation of the procedure for prior notice regarding a security related preclusion to traveling abroad only exacerbated the already grave infringement of his rights