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10.05.2017
The HCJ to the state: find a way to provide prompt answers to Palestinians who seek to travel abroad, especially in urgent cases
23.04.2017
The HCJ to the state: an effort is needed to make it as easy as possible for the Palestinian population requiring permits on the administrative level in order to simplify life under the complex political, legal and daily reality
08.01.2017
The military prevented a Palestinian man from going abroad for urgent liver transplant surgery, demanding that he first sign a second undertaking not to “engage in terror” while abroad
31.10.2016
The military prevented a Nablus resident from going abroad based on a “security ban”: following a petition to the HCJ, the ban was lifted
04.09.2016
Too little, too slowly: the Civil Administration is instructed by the HCJ to draft a mechanism for improving its work vis-à-vis OPT residents, but only announces tighter supervision on keeping deadlines
20.07.2016
HaMoked to the Head of the Civil Administration: the system’s failures in handling applications by Palestinians are evident in all areas
05.07.2016
The HCJ dissatisfied with the military’s conduct: “…why [are] responses… not provided on time to applicants… forcing them to file a petition with all the entailed waste of resources of the parties, the court… and at the last minute, after studying the file, the ban is lifted. We are weary of the like.”
13.06.2016
The military to HaMoked: exit abroad by Gaza residents is conditional on signing a pledge not to return for a year
05.06.2016
HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: allow travel through Ben Gurion International Airport to Palestinians undergoing family unification in Israel
19.04.2016
HaMoked and Gisha in a firm letter to the military: the condition imposed on the exit abroad of Gaza residents requiring that they pledge not to return for a year is blatantly illegal and must be revoked immediately; it is an unacceptable attempt to push the residents to permanently leave the area