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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
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Appeal | 10235-09-12 | 2.9.2012
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Invitation to a pubilc event co-hosted by HaMoked and Bezalel Yaffo 23 Gallery, as part of HaMoked's "Court Watch" project
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Other | 17.7.2012
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Criticism | 281/11 | 30.5.2012 | Adv. Yotam Ben Hillel
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Criticism
In these times of diplomatic standstill, when the end to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territory seems as distant as ever, here are some heartwarming words, surprisingly, with respect to mass public transportation:[T]he utility of the railroad must be examined from a broad perspective in which the railroad is seen as a single component of an overall plan for a regional steel railway...
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Criticism | 3103/06 | 4.4.2012 | Adv. Yotam Ben Hillel
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Criticism
HCJ 3103/06 Sholomo Valero v. State of Israel concerns the fate of property in Hebron which was allegedly 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 the...
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Leading Human Rights Organizations Petition the Israeli Supreme Court to Cancel the Anti-Boycott Law
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Criticism | 4506/08, 4343/08 | 19.12.2011 | Adv. Yossi Wolfson
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Criticism
One of the central tenets of the laws of occupation is that the discretion of the military commander of an occupied territory is constricted by two magnetic poles: the military needs of the occupying power on one hand and the interests of the population of the occupied territory on the other. The Supreme Court of Israel has ruled time and again that the military commander may not take the natio...
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In the wake of attacks and threats against activists and organizations: Joint statement by the civil society organizations in Israel
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Criticism | 660/88 | 2.10.2011
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Criticism
Forced military rule naturally arouses political resistance among those it subjugates. Hence, it inherently involves suppressing the political life of the subjugated population. In fact, suppression or manipulation of the political life is a necessary condition for the survival of oppression. Though this is self-evident, it is odd to see how a court in a self-professed democracy implements it w...
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The Ministry of Interior, the nonexistent hearing, and the fake protocol
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The HCJ issues an order nisi in two of HaMoked's petitions, and clarifies: reliance on "classified material" requires a certificate of privilege
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Criticism | 253/88 | 20.9.2011
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Criticism
In the beginning of the first intifada, Israel conducted mass arrests in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). Many detainees were transferred to a special holding facility built far away in Qetziot, in the Negev desert.In the Sajdiya judgment,[1] the Supreme Court reviewed a number of issues relating to the prison camp. The court instructed the military to resolve the issue of severe ove...
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Criticism | 7995/02 | 10.9.2011
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Criticism
It is commonly accepted that law enforcement agencies have the authority to use force in order to apprehend suspected offenders. This authority is far reaching: it does not concern self defense or stopping the commission of an offense, nor use of force in order to enforce a served judgment. This is a secondary power which is adjunct to the power to imprison an individual for the purpose of clar...
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Verdict / Supreme Court | 281/11 | 6.9.2011
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Judgment in a petition to revoke an order for the expropriating lands for the purpose of building a railroad between Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem. The HCJ rejected the petition due to late submission. The Court ruled that while the expropriation undermined the rule of law, the harm done in these circumstances did not exceed the harm that would be caused to public interests were the petition accepted....
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Report | 10.8.2011
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Abstract taken from The Israel Democracy Institute website.(full report available in Hebrew)
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28 civil society organizations and activists: “the Wind Blowing in the Knesset Endangers Us All”
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Law | 11.7.2011
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Translation from the website of Adalah.
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Criticism | 6492/08 | 15.5.2011 | Adv. Yossi Wolfson
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Criticism
One of the important characteristics of occupation under international law is its temporariness. An occupying power is prohibited from introducing permanent changes in an occupied territory. Therefore, as far as the Supreme Court of Israel is concerned, all the changes Israel made in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) are only temporary: the settlements, the separation wall, the militar...
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Law | 4.4.2011
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Taken from the website of Adalah.
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