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28.10.2021
Following HaMoked’s petition: the military allowed a Jerusalemite man widowed in heartbreaking circumstances to enter Gaza for two days to visit his wife’s grave for the first and last time
08.02.2015
HaMoked and Gisha to the military and the population authority: revoke the harmful requirement that minors seeking to visit Gaza must deposit their Israeli passport or travel document at Erez Crossing
08.07.2012
HaMoked to the Prime Minister: Rescind government resolution banning family unification with Gaza Strip residents immediately
11.06.2012
Israel forcibly transferred to the Gaza Strip a Palestinian man while his application for family unification with his East Jerusalem wife was ongoing: the Supreme Court ruled that the man’s forcible transfer was illegal, but refrained from instructing Israel to return the man to his home
04.12.2011
Israel continues quiet deportation: 720 Palestinians from East Jerusalem revoked of their status in 2009
21.09.2010
The Beer-Sheva District Court rejected HaMoked's petition to allow the children of an Israeli resident who lives in Gaza to accompany her on a family visit to Jerusalem: Israel allows women of "divided" families to leave Gaza to Israel only if they leave their children behind
29.12.2008
HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual petitioned the High Court of Justice (HCJ) in the matter of an Israeli citizen who requested entry into Gaza in order to visit her husband, whom she had not seen in over eighteen months: Even after the court instructed the state to find a suitable solution to the petitioner's plight, the state continued to deny the petitioner entry into Gaza, citing security reasons pertaining to the petitioner's relatives, which have no bearing on her. The state also continually avoided suggesting any alternative solution to the petitioner's plight.
14.07.2008
HaMoked in a petition to the Jerusalem Administrative Affairs Court under the Freedom of Information Act, for information on the scope of residency revocation in East Jerusalem during 2006 and 2007: HaMoked also filed a petition on behalf of a resident of East Jerusalem who is married to a resident of the Gaza Strip and whose residency has recently been revoked. The revocation came after many years during which the Petitioner split her life between her husband's home in the Gaza Strip and her family's home in Jerusalem
23.03.2008
HaMoked submitted a petition demanding that an Israeli resident be permitted to enter the Gaza Strip in order to visit his wife and young son, who live in the area: The Court accepted the State’s position in refusing the Petitioner’s request, despite the fact that this condemns the Petitioner to complete separation from his wife and son
22.01.2008
HaMoked has filed a complaint regarding the defective behavior of the police after a Palestinian woman who arrived at Erez Crossing in order to extend her permit to stay in the Gaza Strip was taken for interrogation at the police station in Sderot. The woman was interrogated in a manner contrary to the legal provisions and eventually released onto the streets of the town, without money and with no way to return to her home in the Gaza Strip: The complainant managed to reach Jerusalem and was then forced to wait for two weeks until the authorities allowed her to return to her home and family in