HaMoked petitioned the HCJ against the intended punitive demolition of four homes in the West Bank: the court issued a temporary injunction prohibiting the demolitions until further decision

Updated summary on punitive home demolitions from July 2014 to July 23, 2017

The military rejected the objections to the planned punitive demolitions of four West Bank homes: HaMoked is about to petition the HCJ

The military to HaMoked: your arguments regarding the new “Seam Zone Standing Orders” are petty and rehashed

The military intends to punitively demolish another family home in the West Bank: HaMoked files an objection against the order

The HCJ issues an order nisi in HaMoked’s petition: the state must explain why and by what authority it bans travel via the Ben Gurion airport of Palestinians undergoing a family unification process in Israel

HaMoked to the military: abandon your intention to punitively demolish three homes in the West Bank

The HCJ rejects a petition to demolish the family homes of Israeli Jewish assailants: “Given the difficulties arising from exercising the authority under Regulation 119… it seems it would be wrong to extend it to other attribution groups regarding whom even the state considers it unnecessary at this stage”

The military announces intention to punitively demolish three homes in the West Bank: HaMoked will submit objections against the demolition orders

Following a long legal battle, Israel finally amends the registered address of two youths who relocated as infants from Gaza to the West Bank, thus ending the threat of deportation they lived under

Israeli human rights and civil society NGOs to the Minister of Justice: the investigation into the testimony of “Breaking the Silence” spokesman is meant to silence criticism; we shall keep speaking out for as long as the occupation and its injustices continue

The vendetta against family members continues: after sealing the family home and depriving several relatives of their Israeli status, the state now sues the attacker’s widow and orphaned children for injuries to life and limb

Following HaMoked’s petition: the Israeli civil administration begins taking steps to improve the mechanisms for processing Palestinians’ applications to go abroad

HaMoked to the HCJ: the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law has been extended automatically again, without any change or effort to limit the scope of harm to the Palestinian population living in the country for years; the Law’s broad repercussions must be reviewed anew

HaMoked to the Labor Court: the National Insurance Institute’s interpretation of the Income Support Law was inconsistent with the law’s objective and disproportionately harmful to Palestinian minors

HaMoked to the Civil Administration: the Standing Orders applied to the “seam zone” must be reviewed and revised according to the need of the Palestinian population

Human rights organizations to the Attorney General: Israel’s decision to reduce electricity supply to the Gaza Strip is inherently unlawful and would lead to a humanitarian disaster for some two million people; the government must be instructed not to pursue implementation

Is it really a “temporary order”?: the Knesset approves extending the validity of the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law for the fourteenth year

Following HaMoked’s freedom-of-information petition: the state reveals some of the procedures relating to the handling and burial of Palestinian bodies, but refuses for now to allow access to the documents collected by the Arditi inquiry commission of 1999

HaMoked to the HCJ: the state must be instructed not to deport to Gaza a Palestinian youth living in the West Bank from infancy