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Bureaucratic ordeal to operate a business behind the Separation Barrier: Only following HaMoked’s petition, the military issued a commerce permit to enter the Seam Zone

For months, the military failed to open the Far’un agricultural gate on schedule, preventing farmers from reaching their lands trapped beyond the Separation Barrier; some improvement following HaMoked’s petition

“Creeping Dispossession”: HaMoked’s new report on the steady escalation in restrictions Israel imposes on Palestinian farming beyond the Separation Barrier

High Court of Justice rejected HaMoked’s petition: the military can demand that inheritors of plots trapped in the Seam Zone formally register as owners as a condition for getting a permit to cultivate their lands. The petition prompted the state to reduce the land registration fee from 1% of the land’s value to a fixed fee of 160 NIS

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

HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: Israel must open the “Magen Dan” gate year-round as promised or dismantle the separation barrier in the area of a-Zawiya, where the gate is located

Only following HaMoked’s petition: the military issued permits of “permanent residence in the Seam Zone” to two brothers who live in the Barta’a area, entirely fenced off by the Separation Barrier

HaMoked to the HCJ: Palestinians over 50 must be allowed to freely access West Bank lands trapped behind the Separation Barrier; more so given that they are allowed free access to Israel

Only following HaMoked’s petition and court pressure: the military agrees to follow its own regulation and provide a written receipt to people applying for Seam Zone entry permits

Order nisi in HaMoked’s HCJ petition: the state must show why the “tiny plots” criterion should not be cancelled as a reason to deny Palestinian farmers access to lands in the Seam Zone areas of the West Bank

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