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13.09.2005
The Military Court released 'Abdallah Abu Rahma, a resident of Bil'in, from custody: Abu Rahma is among the prominent members of the local committee in his village, which has espoused a non-violent struggle against the building of the separation wall on village lands. He was arrested on the claim that he broke a curfew which had been imposed on the village in order to prevent the legitimate protest against the wall. The Court ordered his release and sharply criticized the military's conduct
20.03.2005
Petition against the route of the Separation Wall in the area of 'Azzun and An Nabi Elyas: HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual files a petition against the wall’s route in this area, which robs hundreds of dunams of farmland of the two villages, the State’s objective being to expand the Zufin settlement eastwards, and not to meet security needs. HaMoked again states that the entire Wall project is illegal and breaches international law and Israeli domestic law.
11.04.2004
Administrative detention: The Military Court of Appeals sustained in part the army’s appeal of the decision of the military judge at the military court in Ofer Prison to nullify the order administratively detaining a resident of Budrus. The lower court judge found that the order had been issued only because of the resident’s activity against construction of the separation wall. Basing his decision on the same confidential material that was in the lower court’s file, the appellate judge held that there was also other information that justified administrative detention, though for a shorter peri
06.11.2003
Separation Wall: Petition against the Route of the Separation Wall and the Apartheid Regulations Accompanying the Decision on Construction