Mohammed Alamarin v. IDF Commander in Gaza Strip House Demolition orders in the palestinians territories Hereinafter the Judjment of the Supreme Court concerning Alamarin Case which was issued on june 1992. HCJ 2722/92 Mohammed Alamarin v. IDF Commander in Gaza Strip The Supreme Court sitting as the High Court of Justice [14 June 1992] Before […]
Read MoreAl Walaja – UPDATE on court case challenging the route of the Wall By Dalia Aranki From NRC On Sunday, 25 July 2010 there was a hearing at the High Court of Justice regarding the planned route of the Wall in and around Al Walaja. NRC, UNRWA, ICAHD and others were present at the hearing. […]
Read More‘Israeli Arabs have no choice but to build illegally’ Study released by the Dirasat – Arab Center for Law and Policy highlights obstacles faced by Israeli Arabs wishing to build homes; about a quarter of Arab communities have neither a local nor privatized master plan. By Fadi Eyadat , Haaretz Newspaper, at 29.7.2010 Israel’s Arabs are […]
Read MoreIsraeli Supreme Court Approved Requisition order of private land in Hebron The Israeli Supreme Court Denied petition against Requisition order of palestinians private land and against demolition order in Hebronin order to pave a road for Machpela Cave. Hereinafter the judgment: HCJ 10356/02 1. Yoav Hass 2. MK Musi Raz 3. ‘Yesh Gevul’ Movement v. 1. IDF […]
Read MoreJudgmment of the Supreme Court concerning Administrative detention Hereinafter Judgment of the Israeli Supreme Court in which the Court denied palestinians petitions against detention orders. HCJ 5784/03 HCJ 6024/03 HCJ 6025/03 1.Louie Salama 2.Abd al Razek Farg 3.Hail Abu Hassen v. 1.Israel Defence Force (IDF) Commander in Judea and Samaria 2.Judge of the Military Appeals Court […]
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Read MoreThe Israeli Supreme Court denied petition filed by Physicians for Human Rights, concerning Gaza Strip during the war by Ghiath Nasser, adv. The Israeli Supreme court denied a petition which was filed by Physicians for Human Rights organization chalenging the evacuation of wounded to hospitals in the Gaza Strip, and claims that ambulances and medical personnel […]
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Summary of Sason Report Concerning Unauthorized Outposts in the Occupied Territories Summary of Sason report, concerning Unauthorized Outposts (small settelments) in the palestinian occupied territories, which includerecommindations how to handle this distructive phenomenon. the report wasprepared by Adv. Talia Sason from the attornes’s office to the request of the Israeli goverment. to read the Summary […]
Read MoreReviews of Decisions of the Israeli Supreme Court concerning casesof the Palestinians living in the Occupied Territories Ghiath Nasser, Adv. At the end of the 1967 War, Israel established a military government designated to control the Palestinian Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This government issued the Order concerning local courts (status of […]
Read More Like the Berlin Wall… WEST BANK—The Palestinian people and the State of Israel have been locked in nearly continuous armed struggle—lacking a meaningful peace process, and prompting extreme actions all around. In 2002, Israel began constructing the Wall separating Israel from the Occupied Territories; in early 2006, the Palestinians elected a Hamas government. Both sides […]
Read More A West Bank Struggle Rooted in Land A Palestinian fights in court for a hill his family has held since 1916. But Jewish neighbors say the farm should be theirs. By Richard Boudreaux, Los Angeles Times Staff WriterDecember 27, 2007 NAHALIN, WEST BANK — From his hilltop farm, Daoud Nassar can see the sun rise […]
Read MoreBy ILANA GOLDBERGAfter more than two years, the Palestinian neighborhood of Sheikh Sa’ed is finally able to exhale. Earlier this month, the Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court granted the appeal of the Sheikh Sa’ed Neighborhood Committee and five residents of the village, filed in opposition to the security barrier. The court canceled the requisition orders that […]
Read More Section of Separation Barrier around Jerusalem Ruled Illegal – near Sheikh Sa’ed 22 March 2006, B’Tselem The Tel-Aviv Magistrate’s Court granted the appeal of residents of Sheikh sa’ed, in East Jerusalem , opposing the separation barrier, and cancelled the requisition orders that had been issued to build the barrier. The court’s appeals committee ruled that […]
Read More The Independent By Donald Macintyre in Sheikh Sa’ed The Palestinian leadership is rushing forward plans to draw up a UN General Assembly resolution pressing Israel to implement the world court ruling that its partly built 450-mile separation barrier is illegal. A diplomatic flurry by both Israel and the Palestinians came as Ariel Sharon, Israel’s Prime […]
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