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15.06.2009
Israeli human rights organizations to the EU: Use Association Council meeting to stop settlements and open Gaza
20.05.2009
The Jerusalem Magistrates' Court denied a tort claim submitted by HaMoked on behalf of the family of the perpetrator of the attack on the Sbarro restaurant in 2001, whose house was demolished by the army: The Court ruled that the demolition was conducted in a professional and considerate manner and with the maximum degree of care, unparalleled in other armies
04.03.2009
HaMoked and B'Tselem petitioned the HCJ demanding to allow the entry of three B'Tselem workers into the Gaza Strip, in order to document and examine the humanitarian situation and the state of human rights following the fighting: the Court instructed the State to respond to the petition within 14 days
13.01.2009
The High Court of Justice rejected HaMoked's petition against the Israeli Military's decision to seal the home of the family of the person who carried out the attack at "Merkaz Harav" Yeshiva in March 2008: The court did not see fit to intervene in the decision to seal the house despite the Shani Committee’s recommendation to stop house demolitions for the purpose of deterrence
09.11.2008
HaMoked petitioned the HCJ against the military's decision to seal the home of the family of the person who carried out the attack at "Merkaz Harav" Yeshiva in March this year: In the course of handling the case, the Military Advocate General forwarded HaMoked a computer presentation of the main findings of the Shani Committee. The Committee was set up to reexamine the military's use of house demolitions. The Committee recommended the cessation of house demolitions for the purposes of deterrence
07.09.2008
HaMoked – Center for the Defence of the Individual petitioned the HCJ to instruct the military to provide the family of the man who carried out the attack at "Merkaz Harav" Yeshiva with the plans for the demolition of his home as well as the report of the Shani Committee which examined the use of house demolitions as a deterrent: The Court ruled that the State must respond in 30 days and issued an Interim Order instructing that the home is not to be demolished until further notice