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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
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
24.12.2007
Following a petition filed by HaMoked, a Palestinian resident of the Gaza Strip left the area through Kerem Shalom Crossing and traveled via Egypt to Jordan in order to undergo lifesaving treatment for pancreatic cancer: Despite the danger to the appellant’s life, the District Coordination Office rejected his requests and those of HaMoked to enable him to travel to Jordan. The State Attorney’s Office failed to keep its promise to resolve the matter rapidly
24.10.2007
HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual files a complaint regarding the humiliating attitude to which  a Palestinian resident of the West Bank was subjected while attempting to travel to Jordan through the Allenby Bridge border crossing: The woman was detained at the checkpoint for over seven hours, during which she was interrogated and forced to sign an “undertaking”, despite the fact that her exit from the Territories was authorized by the military prior to her arrival at the checkpoint.
06.09.2007
The HCJ decided a panel of three justices will hear HaMoked's petition to allow a resident of the West Bank and his wife, a Jordanian citizen, to conduct a normal family life with their children. The Court also left the interim order forbidding expulsion of the Petitioner as it was: This is the 37th petition in a series of petitions filed by HaMoked to have military authorities accept applications for visitors' permits and family unification and to establish that the spousal relationship is, in its own right, a criterion for approving the application
04.09.2007
Despite the rejection of a petition by a Palestinian physician from the Gaza Strip, and despite the opposition of the State Attorney’s Office, Erez DCO permitted the physician to travel to Egypt via Erez Crossing and Allenby Bridge Border Crossing: The court published a ruling without a hearing being scheduled in the petition, and on the basis of a factual presentation lacking any basis in reality
25.07.2007
The Rafah Border Crossing must be opened: Gaza residents are not pawns in the struggle for control of the Strip
25.10.2006
Petition to cancel the classification of numerous Palestinians as "security precluded": HaMoked, ACRI and PHR petition the HCJ against the severe and arbitrary violations of the human rights of numerous residents of the Territories, who are blacklisted by the Israel Security Agency (ISA) as "security precluded" or "ISA precluded". The blacklisting is carried out without due process, a clear factual foundation and without the right of appeal.
05.06.2006
The HCJ imposed legal expenses on the state since a resident of Jenin was allowed to travel abroad only after filing a petition: following HaMoked's petition on his behalf, the security ban was lifted and he was allowed to leave for Jordan and Saudi Arabia
07.12.2005
HaMoked's petition leads to publication of Interior Ministry procedures regarding citizens' and residents' travel to Jordan: According to the procedure, notice must be served to anyone regarding whom there is a decision to prohibit exit to Jordan for security reasons. Such a prohibition is valid for no more than six months and the affected person has a right to submit an objection regarding it