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06.10.2009
In a decision on an application under the Contempt of Court Ordinance filed by HaMoked regarding the state’s delay in implementing the judgment establishing that the route of the separation wall in the area of the villages of ‘Azzun and An Nabi Elyas is unlawful and therefore null and void, the court harshly criticized the state’s conduct in the case: In the decision, the court emphasized that its judgments are not merely recommendations and ordered the state to pay expenses to the sum of NIS 20,000
18.09.2009
The Gaza DCO and the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories declare a boycott of human rights organizations: A letter to HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual, Physicians for Human Rights and Gisha announces they will not handle applications on behalf of Gaza residents
16.09.2009
The High Court rejected HaMoked’s petition to allow visits in Gaza during Id al-Fitr: The court ruled that the continued severe infringement on the protected rights of Israel’s residents and citizens is proportionate
10.09.2009
HaMoked petitions the High Court of Justice to allow visits to the Gaza Strip during the upcoming Id al-Fitr: The state must stop severing family ties between Israel’s residents and citizens and their relatives in the Gaza Strip
08.09.2009
Tomorrow, 9 September 2009, the HCJ will hold a hearing in the petition filed by HaMoked and other organizations regarding the restrictions Israel imposes on travel abroad by people branded “precluded by the ISA”: The new prior inquiry procedure presented by the military in the framework of the petition has made matters worse for residents of the Territories wishing to travel abroad
02.09.2009
HaMoked to the GOC Southern Command: Allow Israeli residents and citizens to visit their relatives on Id al-Fitr
29.07.2009
HaMoked deleted its petition to allow B'Tselem's field researchers to enter the Gaza Strip: The court rejected the petitioners' claims that many Israelis enter Gaza, and the military's refusal to permit the entry appears to be an attempt to hinder the work of human rights organizations in Israel
21.07.2009
The Court refused to intervene in the State's decision to prevent a resident of East Jerusalem from attending the weddings of her two sisters in the Gaza Strip: The decision was made despite the fact that the reason for the security preclusion was information regarding a second degree relative, whom the petitioner does not know
07.07.2009
The Supreme Court took a first step towards ruling that residents of Wadi Hummus, a part of the village of Sur Bahir, will not be considered as having a center of life in Jerusalem, and therefore will not be included in the Israeli population registry: The Court gave HaMoked and the Ministry of the Interior a 60-day extension to resolve the appellants' individual cases
05.07.2009
HaMoked's petition to allow a woman whose mother passed away to exit the Gaza Strip in order to grieve with her family in the West Bank: The army's conduct in this case reveals intolerable recklessness and disregard for the feelings of the petitioner and her family