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05.03.2019
Brutal abuse of a minor in Israel Police custody – a complaint to the Police Investigation Unit
05.03.2019
Abuse of minors during ISA interrogations at the Petah Tikva interrogation facility – complaints to the ISA Complaints Inspector
20.02.2019
HaMoked to the military: Khalida Jarrar, a Palestinian Legislative Council member, by now 20 months in administrative detention, must be released immediately
13.02.2019
HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: Residents of the oPt who have been lawfully living in Israel for years, must be given permanent status after they reach their sixth decade. In the absence of any security claim against them, there is no justification to the continued infringement of their rights
07.02.2019
HaMoked successfully prevents the deportation to Gaza of a man who finished serving his prison sentence in Israel: Israel has avoided updating the man’s address, although he moved to the West Bank in the 1990s
05.02.2019
Following HaMoked’s court petition: the military allowed a PhD student to return to his studies in Algeria, after he was repeatedly prevented from leaving – and following an illicit attempt to pressure him to collaborate
03.02.2019
Following HaMoked’s appeal: a stateless 20-year-old Palestinian, the son of permanent residents from East Jerusalem, receives residency status
20.01.2019
The High Court rejected HaMoked’s request for a further hearing on the judgment allowing the demolition of the family home of a teenager accused of a stabbing attack: despite the unclarity regarding the minor’s motives, the home was demolished for “deterrence”
14.01.2019
In a majority opinion, the High Court allows the punitive demolition of the family home of a teenage assailant: doubts are raised in the judgment about the effectivity of home demolitions as a deterrent
07.01.2019
The Court for Administrative Affairs rejects State's appeal: the mother of a teenage assailant, who is suspected of nothing herself, cannot be deported as a “deterrent”, or “punishment” or due to “parental responsibility”. The Minister of Interior must base his decision “on pertinent considerations”