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HaMoked to the HCJ: cancel the nighttime curfew imposed on several residents of the Jerusalem neighborhood of ‘Isawiya under archaic British Mandate legislation
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Denial of access to private lands without explanation or due process; in one Separation Wall case, when HaMoked insisted on receiving the reason for the “security" entry ban, the military said that the landowner “makes extremist statements”
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For over two years the military prevented a childless Palestinian man from leaving the West Bank to receive a specialized infertility treatment in Jordan: the travel ban was lifted shortly after HaMoked petitioned the court
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HaMoked to the Israel Police: Remove the barrier blocking the road to the East Jerusalem neighborhood of 'Isawiya; this is prolonged collective punishment, serving no reasonable purpose
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“Policy and practice have joined to eradicate Palestinian presence from the Seam Zone”: HaMoked demands the military dismantle the separation-fence segment that blocks access of the Qaffin, Akkabah and Nazlat 'Isa villages to their farmlands
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Foreign Press, Amira Hass | 4.1.2020
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The army confiscated dozens of crossing permits of farmers whose plots are beyond the separation barrier. While they labor to retrieve them, their land remains untended
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Not sick enough? Only following HaMoked’s petition, the military allowed three sisters to enter Gaza to visit their brother after open-heart surgery
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Dozens of Palestinian Farmers Lose Access to their Lands due to Capricious Behavior of Israeli Military Officer
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HaMoked petitions the HCJ against the routine and lengthy delays in opening Magen Dan gate in the separation wall
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After a protracted and illegal delay and only following HaMoked’s petition: the Ministry of Interior issued an identity card to a 17-year-old Palestinian from East Jerusalem, whose father perpetrated a fatal attack against Israelis
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Massive dispossession with no security pretext: Israel sweepingly prevents West Bank farmers from accessing their lands behind the Separation Wall
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Foreign Press, Hagar Shezaf | 24.11.2019
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New regulations impose a quota on the number of times a year Palestinian farmers may enter their fields between the separation barrier and the Green Line
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A court-facilitated arrangement allows Palestinians with temporary Israeli residency through family unification to fly through Israel’s international airport; the court rejects demand for a similar arrangement for those with family unification stay permits
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A day after HaMoked’s petition to the HCJ, the military removed the concrete barricade that prevented Qaffin farmers from transporting their olive yield out of the Seam Zone
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Following HaMoked’s petition: Israeli military reverses travel ban on academic from the West Bank going abroad to attend a creative writing masterclass in Frankfurt, Germany
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HaMoked to the Military: new concrete roadblock at Qaffin gate in the Separation Wall prevents local Palestinians from accessing farmland trapped inside the Seam Zone and transporting produce
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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
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Following HaMoked’s intervention: the Israeli military again allows Palestinian farmers to bring horses, donkeys and wagons into the “Seam Zone” in order to reach their lands
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Bureaucratic harassment of an East Jerusalem youth: HaMoked petitions the court against the Ministry of Interior’s withholding identity card from 16-year-old son of an assailant
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Following HaMoked’s petition: for the first time, Palestinians who live with their families in Israel and hold temporary status in the country are allowed to regularly travel through Israel’s International Airport
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