In response to HaMoked petition to the High Court of Justice (HCJ): the state agrees in principle that older Palestinians do not need a special permit to enter the “Seam Zone” – however the implementation is impractical

Following HaMoked’s demand: the military amended the invasive terms of use of the mobile app enabling Palestinians to check the status of permit requests

Following HaMoked's intervention: the military acknowledges that family unification stay permits cannot be cancelled due to financial debt

After a legal battle lasting more than two years: Army announces all Palestinians who have Israeli stay permits and live outside the separation wall will be allowed to enter Israel via the Shu’fat checkpoint

Israeli human rights organizations in an urgent letter to the Ministers of Defense and Public Security: refrain from collective punishment of Palestinians following the abduction of three Israelis

HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: instruct the military to allow entry into Israel via Shu'fat Checkpoint to Palestinians who live east of the separation wall inside Jerusalem and have stay permits by virtue of the family unification procedure

HaMoked's petition to instruct the Military to allow Palestinians who hold stay permits in Israel pursuant to family unification procedures, and live in Jerusalem to the east of the separation barrier, to enter Israel through the Shu'fat checkpoint. HaMoked claims that the decision not to permit passage is unreasonable and disproportionate, causing unnecessary trouble to people holding permits ...

from the website of Human Rights Watch

Translated by Machsomwatch.

HaMoked and other human rights organizations petition the HCJ against the continued holding of Palestinian detainees and prisoners from the Occupied Territories in facilities inside Israel, and the policy of holding arrest extension proceedings in military courts which operate outside the Territories: HaMoked's data indicates that 7,119 prisoners and detainees from the Territories are currently...

The paper discusses the relevant legal framework for evaluating the sanctions Israel imposed on the civilian population in Gaza during Operation "Cast Lead", in light of the judgment in Bassiouni, HCJ 9132/07, which dealt with Israel's obligation to provide electricity and fuel to the Gaza Strip. The author assess the HCJ's position in Bassiouni, whereby after disengagement Gaza is not an occup...

Response by human rights organizations to a new procedure published by the military pertaining to Palestinians wishing to travel abroad. The organizations claim the military is ignoring the problems mentioned in the petition, and attempting to thwart these organizations’ criticism as well as the involvement of attorneys and courts in its decision making.

A procedure submitted by the State Attorney’s Office in the framework of a petition against severe restrictions of movement imposed on persons precluded from travelling by the ISA. A reading of the procedure reveals that it contravenes the principles of proper administration, which are detailed in the petition, fortifies unjustified and unreasonable infringements of human rights, and, under the...

In a petition against the infringement on the freedom of movement of Palestinians who are precluded from travelling by the ISA, the Supreme Court ruled that the State must submit the procedure it is drafting, and that the petitioners will be given the option to respond to it. Regarding the rest of the issues which the petition raised, the Court ruled that they must be split into concrete petiti...

A procedure received in the framework of HaMoked's petition, establishing a timeline for responses to applications to enter Israel for the purpose of participation in "Events with an inflexible date which is known in advance." According to the procedure, applications for permits must be transferred to the DCO 14 business days prior to the date of entry to Israel and the response will be given 5...