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Order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: The State Attorney’s Office must show cause why it would not reopen a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
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Foreign Press, Hagar Shezaf | 3.8.2021
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The IDF's procedures for bringing minors in for interrogation replaces arrests at home with summonses, but exceptions and conditions mean that human rights experts still fear that 'nothing will change on the ground'
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High Court decision in HaMoked’s petition: the state must provide an update regarding implementation of the new classified procedure to summon Palestinian minors to interrogation as an alternative to night arrests
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Foreign Press, Haaretz Editorial | 11.6.2021
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Foreign Press, Tamar Kaplansky | 8.6.2021
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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
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Following HCJ pressure in HaMoked’s petition: Israeli authorities will partially reopen a 2018 complaint of police brutality towards a Palestinian juvenile detainee
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The Military’s response to HaMoked’s petition: Night arrests will continue to be the first option for bringing Palestinian minors to interrogation; use of telephone summons will remain marginal
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Foreign Press, Hagar Shezaf | 2.12.2020
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The army's pilot program, it seems, never took off, and hundreds are still being arrested with no warning, usually in the middle of the night
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HaMoked in new report: Israeli military arrests hundreds of Palestinian teenagers from their beds in the middle of the night, rather than summon them to interrogation. Based on the findings, HaMoked petitioned the HCJ
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Foreign Press, Yonah Jeremy Bob | 23.11.2020
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The IDF said that night arrests were carried out in place of daytime arrests to avoid village-wide struggles which could lead to far more casualties on both sides.
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Petition to HCJ | 8092/20 | 22.11.2020
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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
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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
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HaMoked Report | 1.10.2020
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Foreign Press, Amira Hass | 7.9.2020
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Israeli soldiers raided the home of Hamada Tamimi, confiscated phones and a camera, beat up his family and took him away. The army said his arrest was due to operational considerations
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HaMoked and the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel to the Knesset’s Internal Affairs Committee: prison visits by family and lawyers must not be banned due to the pandemic; legislation must ensure regular contact between inmates and the outside world when visits are suspended
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HaMoked to the military: minors should not be pulled out of their beds at night in order to be interrogated; the default should be to summon them to interrogation at the police station
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In response to HaMoked freedom-of-information request: Israel Prison Service provides data on the number of Palestinian minors in Israeli custody during February-April
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HaMoked to Megiddo and Ofer prisons: implement the HCJ decision and allow Palestinian minors to contact their parents by telephone without delay
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