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Foreign Press, Nir Hasson | 14.4.2021
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The main road in and out of Isawiyah has been shut since the second intifada, and residents say that keeping it closed is a daily hardship. A High Court petition argues Israeli police still refuse to open it without justification
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HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: Israel must open the “Magen Dan” gate year-round as promised or dismantle the separation barrier in the area of a-Zawiya, where the gate is located
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HaMoked to the High Court of Justice: The Israel Police must remove the barrier blocking the road linking the East Jerusalem neighborhood of 'Issawiya to the rest of the city
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Only following HaMoked’s petition: the military issued permits of “permanent residence in the Seam Zone” to two brothers who live in the Barta’a area, entirely fenced off by the Separation Barrier
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HaMoked to the military: residents and citizens of Israel have a right to family life with their Gazan parents even after they become adults; they must be allowed regular visits to Gaza
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Following HaMoked’s intervention: Israel lifted a “travel ban” to allow a Palestinian man to leave the West Bank to be with his terminally-ill brother hospitalized in Egypt
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Foreign Press, Gideon Levy and Alex Levac | 18.2.2021
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Palestinians in Israel over the age of 18 are barred from visiting their loved ones in the Gaza Strip. Hundreds of families are being torn apart
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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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Foreign Press, Gideon Levy and Alex Levac | 4.2.2021
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Mohammed Nazal lived with his wife for only one month and has never met their son. For years, Israel prevented him from leaving the West Bank to be united with them, until a petition changed everything
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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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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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Petition to HCJ | 475/21 | 21.1.2021
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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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Only following HaMoked’s petition and court pressure: the military agrees to follow its own regulation and provide a written receipt to people applying for Seam Zone entry permits
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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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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 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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Response to Petition | 6896/18 | 23.11.2020
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Foreign Press, Hagar Shezaf | 29.10.2020
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West Bank farmers had petitioned against restrictions issued last year that imposed an annual quota on the number of times they can enter their fields located near the separation barrier
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