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30.06.2009
In the framework of HaMoked's petition, the State vehemently objected to the exit of a senior physician from Hebron to attend a professional conference abroad: The security services' forceful objection was discovered, in retrospect, to be completely unfounded, and a few rudimentary documents were enough to cancel the decision
16.06.2009
HeMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual and Gisha: as Prime-Minister Netanyahu declares his acceptance of Palestinian statehood, Israel continues to act systematically to further isolate the Gaza Strip from the West Bank, undermining the prospect of a viable Palestinian state
14.06.2009
Following HaMoked's petition, it was revealed that the officials who had permitted entry to Israel from the Gaza Strip before February 2009 did so without legal authorization: The Court rejected HaMoked's request for expenses, and ignored the fact that the State broke the law and failed to respond to appeals, for a long period of time
02.06.2009
Following HaMoked's petition, the Erez District Coordination Office decided to permit an Israeli resident to visit her ailing, elderly father in the Gaza Strip: Despite his grave condition the petitioner was allotted only three days for the visit
31.05.2009
Following HaMoked's petition, the ISA permitted, on a one-time basis, the exit of a Palestinian to Jordan to accompany his 10 year old son who is to undergo chemotherapy: Previously, the child had to travel with other relatives, due to the army's refusal to permit the father's exit
12.05.2009
HaMoked and other human rights organizations petition the HCJ against the continued holding of Palestinian detainees and prisoners from the Occupied Territories in facilities inside Israel, and the policy of holding arrest extension proceedings in military courts which operate outside the Territories: HaMoked's data indicates that 7,119 prisoners and detainees from the Territories are currently being held in incarceration facilities inside Israel
19.03.2009
Israel publishes a procedure for processing applications for passage from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank: The new procedure essentially puts an end to the passage of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank. Through the procedure, Israel explicitly declares that Palestinians whose registered address is in Gaza have no right to be or live in the West Bank
18.03.2009
The HCJ rejected HaMoked's petition to allow a woman and her children to visit the father of the family, who was among the Palestinians removed from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem to the Gaza Strip: However, the HCJ ruled that the military's undertaking to permit entry to Gaza is still in effect, but is contingent upon the security circumstances
18.03.2009
The State requested the Court to impose legal expenses on the petitioners, following the deletion of HaMoked's petition regarding a prohibition on travel abroad from the West Bank: the petition concerned the State's refusal to approve the exit of a Palestinian from Hebron, who wished to care for his ailing father who was about to undergo surgery in Jordan
11.02.2009
Two petitions on behalf of two families who live in Wadi Hummus, a section of Sur Bahir - the Court accepted one petition and rejected the other: the first petition concerned the denial of a request to register children and the second – the denial of an application for family unification. In both cases the Interior Ministry claimed that the requests had been rejected since the families live outside the Jerusalem municipality