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

At least 10 officers were filmed beating prisoners and dozens more were present, in one of the most violent events to ever take place in an Israeli jail. Only four officers were questioned, none were arrested

At least 10 officers were filmed beating prisoners and dozens more were present, in one of the most violent events to ever take place in an Israeli jail. Only four officers were questioned, none were arrested

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

The High Court of Justice has permitted the continued use of live fire at Palestinian protestors: the Court rejects the petitions against the rules of engagement in the Gaza Strip

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Human rights organizations to the HCJ: decide on the petition to revoke the rules of engagement in Gaza

17 Human Rights and Civil Society Organizations Call on Israel to Take its Finger off the Trigger

Human rights organizations in a petition to the HCJ: revoke rules of engagement permitting live fire at demonstrators who do not pose a threat

Report by Breaking The Silence organization

Israeli human rights organizations to the Minister of Defense and the Chief of General Staff: an escape route and a safety zone for the residents of the Gaza Strip must be established immediately

HaMoked and other human rights organizations in an urgent appeal to the Minister of Defense: the military must prepare in advance for possible attacks against Palestinians in the build up to the evacuation of the Ulpana Hill

A report by Yesh Din uncovering the systematic flaws which prevent the success of MPCID investigations into offences committed by soldiers against Palestinians. Consequently, 96.5% of complaints filed are closed without indictments. The report is based on Yesh Din's monitoring of 192 complaints and analysis of dozens of investigation files, covering diverse offences against Palestinians and the...

A civilian, resident of the occupied territory, who is not taking part in combat is injured in the course of security forces activity and suffers bodily or property damages. He files a compensation claim against the state with a court in Israel. Israeli statute determines that the state is not civilly liable and is exempt from paying compensation if the damage was incurred in the course of a “w...

Report of the Goldstone commission appointed by the UN Human Rights Council in order to examine suspicions of war crimes during the Cast Lead war. The report, which is based on evidence and much information from both Palestinian and Israeli sources, determines that actions taken by Israel and Hamas during the war included breaches of international humanitarian and human rights law. The commissi...

Six years after the court ruled in a civil suit against Avri Ran for the assault of a handicapped Palestinian youth, the plaintiff finally received the entire compensation: Ran made payment on the compensation only after two warrants for his incarceration were issued in the framework of an execution office case brought against him by HaMoked. His conduct throughout the various proceedings refle...

Human rights organizations in Israel, including HaMoked, appeal to the government: Do not silence "Breaking Silence"

Judgment in a petition filed by human rights organizations and a Palestinian man who was shot by a soldier in Na'alin while shackled and blindfolded, to instruct the Military Advocate General to amend the indictment against the shooting soldier and his commander. The petition was granted. The HCJ rules that the decision to try the soldier and his commander for "misconduct" was extremely unreaso...