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28.04.2008
HaMoked has submitted a petition on behalf of a Palestinian resident of the Gaza Strip who wishes to travel to the West Bank in order to attend her own wedding and begin her life with her partner, who lives in the area: The High Court of Justice (HCJ) asked HaMoked to state whether it intends to forward the petition to the Administrative Court, claiming that it relates to the Entry to Israel Law. After HaMoked forwarded its notification, however, a hearing was scheduled
06.04.2008
HaMoked asks the court to issue a decision on the freezing of the new military procedure enabling Palestinian residents to ascertain in advance whether they are considered “prevented for security reasons” from travelling abroad: Following the implementation of the new procedure the army is preventing HaMoked and other organizations from processing appeals by residents who have been prevented from travelling abroad at Allenby Bridge Crossing. HaMoked recently submitted a petition on this matter on behalf of a resident of Jenin
24.03.2008
HaMoked has submitted a petition to enable the change of address in the Population Registry of four children who were born in the Ramallah area, where they continue to live: Due to an error, the children’s place of residence in the copy of the Palestinian Population Registry held by Israel appears as Rafah in the Gaza Strip. The military’s refusal to respond to HaMoked’s requests and correct the error places the children in constant danger of deportation from their home
23.03.2008
HaMoked submitted a petition demanding that an Israeli resident be permitted to enter the Gaza Strip in order to visit his wife and young son, who live in the area: The Court accepted the State’s position in refusing the Petitioner’s request, despite the fact that this condemns the Petitioner to complete separation from his wife and son
17.03.2008
Human rights organizations have issued their response to a new procedure published by the military regarding overseas travel by Palestinian residents: The organizations argue that the military is ignoring the problems raised in their petition. The military is seeking to free itself of criticism of its actions by human rights organizations and to end the involvement of attorneys and the Court in its decisions
10.03.2008
HaMoked has submitted a petition demanding that a Palestinian resident of East Jerusalem be permitted to visit her sick mother in the Gaza Strip: For over two and a half years the military has refused to enable the Petitioner and her family to attend to the mother in the Gaza Strip. The military has reneged on its undertaking and authorizations, using vague security grounds to justify its refusal
25.02.2008
In response to a petition filed by HaMoked, the High Court of Justice (HCJ) ruled that four children left alone in the Gaza Strip may travel to the West Bank and remain there with their parents: The state opposed the request for the children to move to the West Bank to be with their parents, despite the fact that their mother is undergoing treatment for a serious disease, while their father cannot return to the Gaza Strip due to danger to his life
30.01.2008
HaMoked has petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) demanding that four minors who have been living on their own in the Gaza Strip for over four months be allowed to join their parents in the West Bank: The children’s mother is in Ramallah for medical treatment due to a serious condition, and their father works in the city and cannot return to the Gaza Strip due to danger to his life
23.01.2008
HaMoked has filed a petition asking that the authorities update the registered address of a Palestinian woman who lives in the Tulkarem district with her husband. In an earlier petition the court ruled that the petitioner may remain in the West Bank and file an application to change her registered address in the Population Registry: HaMoked is further demanding that the military reveal under which authority it refuses to update the registered address of Palestinians requesting to do so, and refuses to receive applications for changes of addresses from the Palestinian side as provided under the
15.01.2008
HaMoked has petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) demanding that a Palestinian living in Beit Lahiya be permitted to leave the Gaza Strip and travel via Israel to Ramallah in order to undergo an operation to restore the sight in his left eye: A mortar fired by the military while the family were sitting on the roof of their home injured the petitioner and killed his brother and uncle