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01.06.2021
Israeli civil society organizations to the Minister of Public Security and the Attorney General: stop over-policing measures aimed at suppressing protests of Palestinians in Israel
20.05.2019
Following HaMoked’s intervention: Israel abandons its plan to deport to Jordan a Palestinian living since childhood in the West Bank. The man was released to his home after he was held for some three months in a prison ward for illegal aliens
27.03.2019
HaMoked petitions the High Court of Justice on behalf of a Palestinian man imprisoned in Israel as an illegal alien for over two years: Israel’s denial of family unification in the West Bank is the reason for his incarceration
01.06.2011
The military releases three Palestinians to their West Bank homes: after holding them in prisons in Israel for more than three years under an administrative decision without being convicted
19.04.2011
After being imprisoned for more than three years under an administrative decision, without being convicted: two Palestinians are released to their West Bank homes; five others remain imprisoned in Israel
17.10.2010
According to an administrative decision and without being convicted: Seven Jordanian-born Palestinians who live in the West Bank have been held in prisons inside Israel for years after completing their sentence
13.04.2008
In a compromise settlement signed by the State and a Jerusalem resident represented by HaMoked, the State agrees to pay compensation totaling NIS 105,000: The Plaintiff was detained in 2002 during Israel’s “Operation Defensive Shield” and was beaten by soldiers and incarcerated in Ofer Prison in appalling conditions
16.03.2008
HaMoked has filed suit for damages on behalf of two Palestinian minors under 12 years old who were imprisoned in a military base under armed guard for more than a day: Moreover, for most of this time the children were held in a military container, crying and terrified, while soldiers cursed them and threatened that if they did not confess to the offenses of which they were suspected “their hands would be chopped off”
07.06.2007
HaMoked filed suit for damages on behalf of two owners of flocks from the village of Budrus: The suit was filed following the seizure of the plaintiffs’ flocks, which were subsequently taken into Israel, slaughtered, and sold. The defendants – representatives of official authorities – trampled on the law, made a false representation to the court and misled it, and violated the rules of administrative law