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05.09.2007
The Supreme Court approved the joining of 8 human rights organization to four petitions by HaMoked - Center for the Defence of the Individual against the army, which has prevented Palestinian residents from enjoying a family life and living with their spouses and children: In these four petitions, as in 42 additional petitions that have been filed thus far in the same matter, the organizations demand from the military authorities to stop their refusal to handle applications that are transferred to them, to receive from factors in the Palestinian Authority applications for visitor permits and f
02.07.2007
HaMoked has filed a petition demanding that members of a Palestinian family from the West Bank be granted entry permits to Israel in order to travel to the Gaza Strip and visit the father of the family, who was among the Palestinians removed from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem: the military promised to permit such passage in HCJ 10677/04 but has declined to do so in practice, ignoring numerous requests from HaMoked and the appellant
27.06.2007
HaMoked has filed a further petition against military policy that prevents Palestinian residents of the Territories from maintaining family life and living with their partners and children: This is the twenty-seventh petition in a series filed by HaMoked demanding that the military authorities end their refusal to process applications submitted for their attention. HaMoked is also demanding that the military accept applications for visitors’ permits and family unification submitted by Palestinian Authority officials, and recognize the spousal relationship in itself as a criterion for authorizi
13.06.2007
Following a HaMoked petition, a Palestinian woman who belongs to the “Second HCJ Population” received a permit to visit the Territories: The appellant entered the Territories in 1993 with a visitor’s permit from the Ministry of the Interior, and applied to convert this into a permit for the Territories permitting a longer visit. The military claimed that the appellant did not belong to the above-mentioned population group and refused to convert the permit
29.05.2007
Following a petition submitted by HaMoked, a Palestinian resident of the OPT was released after being held in prison for three years, and the deportation order against him was cancelled: Prior to his detention, the petitioner had never been arrested or interrogated by the military
17.04.2007
Israeli officials deleted the names of long-serving Palestinian prisoners from the Population Registry and are evading requests to restore the names: The Legal Advisor for the West Bank argues that the restoring of registration should be implemented by the Palestinian side, despite the fact that in the past the advisor has admitted that the responsibility for the “error” and its correction rest with Israel
17.04.2007
HaMoked – Center for the Defence of the Individual petitioned the High Court of Justice against the policy preventing Palestinian residents of the Occupied Territories from leading a family life and living with their spouses and children: HaMoked demands the military cease its refusal to process applications transferred to it, receive applications for visitor permits and family unification from the Palestinian Authority and recognize a spousal relationship as such as grounds for approving the applications
30.09.2006
Following a petition filed by HaMoked, the army announced that it decided to permit the return of a Palestinian who in 1970 had been deported from the area to Jordan. The petitioner, together with eight other detainees, had been detained in Israel and deported in June 1970, penniless, to Jordan: He was deported without having been given a proper opportunity to state his case. The petitioner, who is now an 88-year-old pensioner, finally returned to the West Bank in September 2006.
08.08.2006
Perpetual Limbo – A new report by HaMoked and B’Tselem: This is the second report in a series examining Israeli policy imposing separation on nuclear families in the Occupied Territories. The report focuses on Israel’s policy since the outbreak of the second intifada, including the total freeze on the processing of family unification in the Territories. This makes the lives of thousands of Palestinian families impossible
03.08.2006
HaMoked’s petition regarding lack of response by IPS to an inquiry as to the place of release of a prisoner now held at the Ketziot detention facility: in view of past experience, HaMoked fears that the soon to be released petitioner will be deported to Gaza, his registered address. HaMoked demands to release him back to Bir Zeit in the West Bank, where he has settled and lived for three and a half years before his arrest