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03.03.2022
Banning exit abroad: at any given time, over 10,000 Palestinians in the West Bank are barred by Israel from leaving their country, for undisclosed security reasons and with no notice or hearing
21.02.2021
Following HaMoked’s intervention: Israel lifted a “travel ban” to allow a Palestinian man to leave the West Bank to be with his terminally-ill brother hospitalized in Egypt
04.02.2021
Following HaMoked’s petition: a Palestinian man will reunite in France with his wife and toddler son whom he has yet to meet, after he was banned by Israel from leaving the West Bank for some 3 years
04.10.2020
The most exceptional circumstances: HaMoked’s intervention on behalf of Palestinians stranded by the Coronavirus closure of borders
27.09.2020
New travel restriction: Israel prevents newborn babies registered in the Palestinian registry from leaving the West Bank with their mothers eager to return to their homes and spouses abroad
23.09.2020
HaMoked petitions to allow a mother and baby to join the father at their home in the UAE; the military prevents them from leaving the West Bank on the grounds the baby’s details do not appear in its records
26.05.2020
Israeli human rights and civil society NGOs call on Israel to lift movement restrictions imposed on Amnesty International employee, banning his exit from the oPt
23.01.2020
For over two years the military prevented a childless Palestinian man from leaving the West Bank to receive a specialized infertility treatment in Jordan: the travel ban was lifted shortly after HaMoked petitioned the court
31.10.2019
Following HaMoked’s petition: Israeli military reverses travel ban on academic from the West Bank going abroad to attend a creative writing masterclass in Frankfurt, Germany
11.08.2019
HaMoked contests court guarantees of tens of thousands of shekels: Prohibitively high deposits may make appealing to Supreme Court impossible in practice for Palestinians from the oPt