HaMoked and other organizations demand that Israel lift the sanctions on Gaza

Five human rights organizations to Israeli Defense Minister, COGAT and Attorney General: Immediately lift restrictions on travel to and from Gaza imposed under the guise of the pandemic and admit travel applications for all needs even in the absence of PA coordination

Israeli Human Rights organizations to the Minister of Defense: Israel must allow Palestinian travel via Erez Crossing, and allow Gazans to request permits directly, without PA coordination

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

Thirteen years after a toddler was killed by an Israeli soldier’s gunfire in Gaza: the state finally allowed the father to enter Israel to testify in court about his son’s tragic death

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Further mockery: For the second time in six weeks, Israel “eases” restrictions, but keeps Gaza cut off from the world

Pathetically too little, too late: After a seven-year siege, in the wake of the attack known as Operation Protective Edge, Israel announces it is “easing” restrictions imposed on Gaza residents.

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HaMoked to the COGAT: regular activity at Erez Crossing should be resumed, allowing passage of Israelis and Palestininas

HaMoked and Gisha to the Minister of Interior: allow Israeli citizens and residents who now in Gaza to enter Israel with their minor children

HaMoked to the military: allow three children from Gaza who came to Israel to receive hospital treatment to stay on until the end of fighting in Gaza

So Near and Yet So Far – Implications of Israeli-Imposed Seclusion of Gaza Strip on Palestinians’ Right to Family Life: New report by HaMoked: Center for the Defence of the Individual and B’Tselem documents harm to Palestinian families divided between Gaza and the West Bank and between Gaza and Israel

Report by HaMoked and B'Tselem describing the severe distress experienced by Palestinian families that are divided between the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, and between the Gaza Strip and Israel. The report reviews the various procedures that are meant to regulate these families' conduct, and examines their application in light of cases handled by HaMoked - both through contact with military au...

HaMoked to the Prime Minister: Rescind government resolution banning family unification with Gaza Strip residents immediately

Israel forcibly transferred to the Gaza Strip a Palestinian man while his application for family unification with his East Jerusalem wife was ongoing: the Supreme Court ruled that the man’s forcible transfer was illegal, but refrained from instructing Israel to return the man to his home