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02.02.2009
HaMoked petitioned the Court, demanding information specifying to whom the Interior Minister delegated his power to permit entry from the Gaza Strip to Israel: the demand follows repeated requests for this information in the four months prior to the filing of the petition, which received no substantive response, in defiance of the legal requirement
22.01.2009
The Court ordered the military to pay the expenses of the Petitioners, a father and his young son, who requested passage from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip: the Court was not convinced by the military's claim that it had retracted the stipulation it had made for reasons unrelated to the petition – that the petitioners undertake never to return to the West Bank
11.01.2009
HaMoked sends humanitarian aid to a family in Siafa: The State of Israel is ultimately responsible for providing food and medicine to the population in the Gaza Strip
08.01.2009
Testimony from Gaza: the story of A.N., a Canadian resident of the Gaza Strip, following media reports stating Israel has permitted 400 foreign nationals to exit the Gaza Strip
30.12.2008
On 8 December, the High Court of Justice heard a petition filed by HaMoked: Center for the Defense of the Individual on behalf of four children who were born in Ramallah and still live there, yet as a result of a registration error, they appear as residents of Gaza in Israel's copy of the population registry. Under pressure from the Court, the State admitted there was an error in the children’s registration, withdrew from its previous position, and agreed to change its records according to a notification sent by the Palestinian Authority
29.12.2008
HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) in the matter of an Israeli citizen who requested entry into Gaza in order to visit her husband, whom she had not seen in over eighteen months: Even after the court instructed the state to find a suitable solution to the petitioner's plight, the state continued to deny the petitioner entry into Gaza, citing security reasons pertaining to the petitioner's relatives, which have no bearing on her. The state also continually avoided suggesting any alternative solution to the petitioner's plight.
29.12.2008
On 8 December 2008, the High Court of Justice held a hearing on a petition filed by HaMoked, regarding Israel's policy of denying official changes of address from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank: HaMoked cautions that Israel's policy institutionalizes the separation between the two parts of the Occupied Territories, and perpetuates a reality whereby the Palestinian populations of the West Bank and Gaza Strip are separated and cut off from one other.
06.12.2008
HaMoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual and other human rights organizations petitioned the Israeli Supreme Court today to renew family visitations for prisoners from the Gaza Strip being held in Israeli prisons: For over a year, Israel has prevented relatives of prisoners to visit their loved ones, without justification, thereby violating the fundamental rights of the prisoners and their families
08.10.2008
HaMoked in an application under the Contempt of Court Ordinance in its petition regarding the separation wall route near the villages of 'Azzun and An Nabi Elyas: In the judgment issued over two years ago, the route in this area, appropriating hundreds of acres of farmland, was declared illegal. The HCJ ordered the State to pay legal costs in the sum of NIS 50,000
25.09.2008
On 28 September 2008, the HCJ will hold a hearing in a petition filed by HaMoked and other organizations regarding the restrictions Israel imposes on persons blacklisted by the ISA who wish to travel abroad:  The procedure adopted by the military in the context of the petition imposes many difficulties on those wishing to travel abroad and, in effect, offers no solution for the problem for which it was designed – obtaining information regarding blacklisting prior to arrival at the border