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16.01.2023
HaMoked in new report on Israel’s pervasive night arrests of Palestinian children: Despite new procedure, in 2022, the military did not summon children for interrogation, arresting them even for minor offenses
10.08.2022
Twice in one week: HaMoked petitioned for writ of habeas corpus after the military failed to trace two Palestinian detainees who were arrested from their homes late at night
20.01.2022
PHR-Israel and HaMoked petition the HCJ: The Ministry of Health and the Israel Prison Service must formulate a procedure for updating families about the whereabouts and condition of hospitalized inmates
13.01.2022
For over 24 hours a wounded detainee was held incommunicado: the military communicated his whereabouts only following HaMoked’s habeas corpus petition
16.05.2021
HaMoked appeals to the Israel Police against the closing of 13 complaints regarding the March 2019 violent incident, in which Ketziot Prison wardens brutally beat and maltreated dozens of bound and defenseless prisoners, severely injuring some. The incident was recorded on prison security cameras
08.12.2020
Following HaMoked’s urgent petition, a Palestinian boy who was detained by the military on his way to school was located, some 40 hours after the arrest
15.11.2020
According to official data: in 2018-2019, 380 Palestinian minors were arrested by Israel in pre-planned night arrests; 120 of them were under age 16
29.10.2020
Only following HaMoked’s urgent petition was a 15-year-old boy’s detention place revealed: the military did not even tell the family their son had been taken to a hospital
27.04.2020
A Palestinian man was held incommunicado for over two days, allegedly for coronavirus testing; Only following HaMoked’s habeas corpus petition were his current whereabouts revealed
15.01.2020
Detention of 11-year-old boy, held without his parents’ knowledge in inadequate conditions for over 24 hours: HaMoked calls on the military to swiftly act to prevent recurrence of such an event