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06.06.2021
In response to HaMoked petition to the High Court of Justice (HCJ): the state agrees in principle that older Palestinians do not need a special permit to enter the “Seam Zone” – however the implementation is impractical
02.06.2020
Following HaMoked’s demand: the military amended the invasive terms of use of the mobile app enabling Palestinians to check the status of permit requests
18.07.2018
Following HaMoked's intervention: the military acknowledges that family unification stay permits cannot be cancelled due to financial debt
11.12.2014
After a legal battle lasting more than two years: Army announces all Palestinians who have Israeli stay permits and live outside the separation wall will be allowed to enter Israel via the Shu’fat checkpoint
22.06.2014
Israeli human rights organizations in an urgent letter to the Ministers of Defense and Public Security: refrain from collective punishment of Palestinians following the abduction of three Israelis
30.03.2014
HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: instruct the military to allow entry into Israel via Shu'fat Checkpoint to Palestinians who live east of the separation wall inside Jerusalem and have stay permits by virtue of the family unification procedure
12.05.2009
HaMoked and other human rights organizations petition the HCJ against the continued holding of Palestinian detainees and prisoners from the Occupied Territories in facilities inside Israel, and the policy of holding arrest extension proceedings in military courts which operate outside the Territories: HaMoked's data indicates that 7,119 prisoners and detainees from the Territories are currently being held in incarceration facilities inside Israel
06.06.2007
Thanks to intervention by HaMoked, women from the West Bank whose registered address is in the Gaza Strip will be able to visit their sons in jail and return home: After the visits themselves were approved, the wardens threatened to send the women back to Gaza on buses. In subsequent visits they retracted this threat following a letter from the Legal Advisor for the West Bank
13.05.2007
HaMoked is petitioning the High Court of Justice (HCJ) to permit a Palestinian resident of the West Bank to visit his brother in prison without being forced each time to prove his family relationship: Despite the fact that the petitioner’s applications have been approved in the past, the information is not detailed on the computer system, and each time the military refuses to allow the brothers to meet, claiming that they are not related
02.04.2007
Apartheid order forbidding driving Palestinians in Israeli vehicles cancelled: Following petition filed by HaMoked and seven other human rights organizations and before the Court heard the case, Major General Yair Naveh announced the cancellation of the order issued on 19 November, 2006