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02.02.2016
HCJ orders state to explain its refusal to allow a Palestinian dentist to travel abroad: The petition was withdrawn but the court issued a judgment criticizing the military commander’s decision making process
24.11.2015
HaMoked to the Attorney General: the intention to prevent assailants’ relatives from going abroad constitutes collective punishment, prohibited under both Israeli law and international law
29.09.2015
Israel continues to place obstacles in the path of the families of the Shalit-deal deportees: requiring relatives to pledge not to meet their loved-ones who were released as part of the deal – as a condition for allowing their departure abroad – has become the practiced policy
11.09.2015
For the second time in two weeks: Israel demands a large money deposit as a condition for allowing a Palestinian man to travel outside the OPT
20.08.2015
HCJ orders Palestinian physician to deposit ILS 10,000 as a condition for going abroad: unable to raise this amount, the man will not be able to accompany his brother who is going to France to undergo heart transplant surgery
30.05.2015
HaMoked to the head of the civil administration: inducing Palestinians to sign undertakings while circumventing their lawyers is a severe violation of their right to counsel
24.05.2015
The military refused to lift its ban preventing a Palestinian footballer from going abroad for a game: his departure was allowed just days before the planned vote on suspending the Israeli Football Association
29.04.2015
Even after HaMoked applied under Freedom of Information Act, the military insists: the foreign travel ban imposed on tens of thousands of Palestinians in the summer of 2014 was “individually” placed
05.04.2015
Israel prevents a Palestinian academic from returning to his studies abroad: the military advised the man to change his registered address to Ireland
18.03.2015
Israel requires Palestinians seeking to travel abroad to first pledge in writing not to meet their sons who were released from prison and deported to Gaza or elsewhere as part of the Shalit exchange deal: a High Court petition on behalf of a couple that refuses to pledge not to meet their son in Jordan is scheduled for a hearing in July 2015