HaMoked contests court guarantees of tens of thousands of shekels: Prohibitively high deposits may make appealing to Supreme Court impossible in practice for Palestinians from the oPt

Another step in the creeping annexation of the West Bank: new law moves the authority to hear some petitions relating to the occupied territories from the HCJ to the Jerusalem District Court

In a legal first, the Appels Tribunal accepts HaMoked's request to order the Ministry of Interior to pay trial costs for its contempt of court

A Basic Law declaring Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The law, amended in January 2018, declares the Government will be required to raise a majority of 80 Knesset Members in order to transfer "any authority that relates to the area of the Jerusalem Municiaplity" to a different political entity, but that a majority of 61 Knesset Members suffices to revoke this safeguard. Additionally, the la...

HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: Palestinians whose property was confiscated by the military in the past must be allowed to appeal against it to the special committee established in this matter upon the court’s instruction

HaMoked to the state: the workload of the Appeals Tribunal undermines the rights of those appealing to it and its continued operation must be evaluated

The HCJ upheld the Boycott Law: anyone calling for a boycott on Israel or "an area under its control" may be sued for damages

Military in response to Freedom of Information Application: Number of seizure orders for Palestinian property soars between 2011 and 2013

HaMoked to the HCJ: Revoke the new military order which obviates the possibility of appealing a military decision to confiscate Palestinian property

Winter 2013 in Gaza: A life of deprivation, no electricity, at the edge of hunger

HaMoked to the Magistrates' Court: the fee demanded by the Ministry of Interior for handling application under the Freedom of Information Law is four times the fee stipulated by law

Invitation to a pubilc event co-hosted by HaMoked and Bezalel Yaffo 23 Gallery, as part of HaMoked's "Court Watch" project

HCJ 3103/06 Sholomo Valero v. The State of Israel concerns the fate of assets in Hebron which were purportedly purchased by Moshe Valero, a Jewish man, in 1935. Valero passed away in 1945 and his property was divided between his three children. The petitioners in this case were two of his children and the heirs of the third.As is known, beginning in 1948, the West Bank was under the control of ...