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Human rights organizations to the Health and Defense Ministries: Israel carries a heightened legal duty and a weighty humanitarian responsibility to ensure the provision of Coronavirus vaccines to the Palestinian population of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
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HaMoked petitions the HCJ: the military must allow an 18-year-old Israeli girl one last visit to her father in Gaza, before barring her from regular visits
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The Supreme Court declined to review the legal definition of “Resident of the Area”: to evade a principled hearing, the State undertook to “favorably consider” upgrading the status of a young Jerusalemite represented by HaMoked
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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
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With the approval of a High Court majority, the home of a women and her three underage children will be demolished: in the minority, Justice Baron held only the third floor should be demolished, as only the assailant used it
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Following human rights organizations’ petition to the HCJ: some 9,000 inmates held in the Israel Prison Service facilities received the first Coronavirus vaccine dose
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HaMoked to the HCJ: compel the military to allow a divorced Israeli citizen to accompany her young children to visit their father in Gaza
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HaMoked to the HCJ: Palestinians over 50 must be allowed to freely access West Bank lands trapped behind the Separation Barrier; more so given that they are allowed free access to Israel
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Human rights organizations to the HCJ: the entire prison population must be vaccinated at once, according to Health Ministry priorities; this is an at-risk population, with heightened vulnerability to contagious diseases
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2020 Activity Report: HaMoked assisted over 4,000 individuals and families, with a high success rate
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HaMoked and other human rights organization petition the HCJ: Palestinian “security” inmates must have regular phone contact with their families so long as the Coronavirus pandemic restricts prison visits
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Following HaMoked’s petition: the military allowed an East Jerusalem resident to enter Gaza to mourn her father with her mother and siblings
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Order nisi in HaMoked’s HCJ petition: the state must show why the “tiny plots” criterion should not be cancelled as a reason to deny Palestinian farmers access to lands in the Seam Zone areas of the West Bank
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Following HaMoked’s urgent petition, a Palestinian boy who was detained by the military on his way to school was located, some 40 hours after the arrest
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The HCJ rejects HaMoked petition to reinvestigate prison warder’s violence towards juvenile detainee: “This court does not intervene in such decisions, except in exceptional and extreme cases”
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HaMoked and Gisha to COGAT: cancel the new procedure requiring Palestinians living in Gaza to forfeit their right to relocate back to the West Bank if they wish to visit there in humanitarian circumstances
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HaMoked to the Court for Administrative Affairs: contrary to the procedures and the Supreme Court’s case law, the Ministry of Interior revokes the Israeli status of East Jerusalem minors whose parents relocated abroad
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HaMoked to the HCJ: the state failed to provide data to justify its increasingly harsh restrictions on access to farmlands trapped beyond the Separation Barrier
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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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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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