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24.11.2019
A court-facilitated arrangement allows Palestinians with temporary Israeli residency through family unification to fly through Israel’s international airport; the court rejects demand for a similar arrangement for those with family unification stay permits
03.07.2019
Following HaMoked’s petition: for the first time, Palestinians who live with their families in Israel and hold temporary status in the country are allowed to regularly travel through Israel’s International Airport
16.07.2018
With no clear legal authority: the State continues to harm the freedom of movement of Palestinians living in Israel lawfully, by limiting their overseas travel via the Ben Gurion airport
11.02.2018
HaMoked secures the exit of an East Jerusalem resident, prohibited by the Minister of Interior from exiting the country
11.07.2017
The HCJ issues an order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: the state must explain why and by what authority it bans travel via the Ben Gurion airport of Palestinians undergoing a family unification process in Israel
27.10.2016
In the framework of an HCJ petition, the state admits: at one time there was a directive which allowed Palestinians with temporary residency status to travel from Israel through Ben Gurion International Airport, but it was never made public
05.06.2016
HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: allow travel through Ben Gurion International Airport to Palestinians undergoing family unification in Israel
19.03.2015
The Minister of Interior issued an order banning the departure abroad of an East Jerusalem resident who was recently expelled from his city and ordered away from the West Bank: HaMoked has filed an objection to this decision
03.09.2013
Due to the bilateral agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority: East Jerusalem residents traveling to Jordan via Allenby Bridge are charged higher fees than at other border crossings
19.03.2007
Following a petition submitted by HaMoked, a permanent resident of East Jerusalem was permitted to depart for Jordan, and the Interior Ministry was ordered to bear the Petitioners’ expenses in the sum of NIS 5,000: The petition was submitted following a grave and protracted failing on the part of the Interior Ministry which prevented the Petitioner from traveling via Allenby Bridge. The ministry acted without an order, without a hearing, and without specifying the grounds for such grave injury to her constitutional rights