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Six human rights organizations in an urgent petition to the High Court of Justice: Reverse all restrictions on movement of goods through Kerem Shalom Crossing and immediately allow entry of fuel to Gaza
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The Disappearing Plot of Land: the state issued an entry permit to "the Seam Zone" to a Palestinian to tend his lands, after insisting for two years that his plot is not there
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After being barred from travelling abroad for 13 years: A Palestinian in his 50’s was permitted to take part in the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia
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The prevention of West Bank Palestinians from travelling abroad: HaMoked submitted a request for information regarding the number of Palestinians barred by the military from travelling through the Allenby Bridge border crossing in recent years
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Following HaMoked's intervention: the military acknowledges that family unification stay permits cannot be cancelled due to financial debt
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With no clear legal authority: the State continues to harm the freedom of movement of Palestinians living in Israel lawfully, by limiting their overseas travel via the Ben Gurion airport
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The Military prevented a Palestinian academic from travelling abroad under a security pretext: following HaMoked's intervention, the man was permitted to travel to a university in England
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HaMoked to the Military: cancel the arbitrary demand that owners of land in the "Seam Zone" undergo an expensive bureaucratic process in order to be issued new entry permits
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HaMoked in a petition to the HCJ: instruct the military to provide information regarding entry permits to the "Seam Zone", in response to a request submitted more than nine months ago
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Human rights organizations petition the High Court of Justice against the endless wait for Palestinians who need permits to enter Israel from the Gaza Strip
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Following HaMoked’s High Court petition: the military hastened to lift a foreign-travel ban imposed on a Palestinian academic from Hebron, before the court hearing on the petition
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Only following HaMoked’s intervention: the military allowed a Hebron resident to return to his home, after denying his entry to the neighborhood for a month
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HaMoked secures the exit of an East Jerusalem resident, prohibited by the Minister of Interior from exiting the country
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Only following HaMoked’s persistence: the military allowed a woman to visit her ill and elderly sister in Gaza, some six months after the application was filed
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HaMoked's activity in 2017: overview and statistics
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Military data reveals: sharp rise in the number of people deported by the military from their West Bank homes to the Gaza Strip, due to their out of date addresses in the Israeli copy of the population registry
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Following HaMoked’s petition to the HCJ: the military canceled a Gaza deportation order issued for a Palestinian youth living in the West Bank from infancy
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Only following HaMoked’s intervention: the military retracted its arbitrary demand that people submit applications in person for “seam zone” entry permits
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At the end of his prison sentence: the state is set to deport to Gaza a Palestinian youth who has lived his entire life in the West Bank
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Foreign Press | 6.8.2017
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Intake coordinators at Gisha received an email detailing new guidelines for passage through Erez Crossing. The instructions have not been published anywhere official and will encumber those passing, with no clear purpose.
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