Gisha: gli studenti di Musica di Gaza tra restrizioni e controlli
How hard can it be to get to band camp?
- After 14 years apart, N. visits his family in the Gaza Strip
- After a decade apart, travel from the West Bank to visit family in Gaza
- Thanks to a request by Gisha, a security preclusion disappears, and Nasser is able to travel to Bethlehem for the holidays
- Five years of solitude
- Following hardships because of the closure and thanks to a new project, Naima Abu Shawareb supports her family
- Yes, we know you’re Israeli, but you still can’t enter Israel
January 2, 2013. Gisha filed two petitions on behalf of Israeli citizens who reside in Gaza and whom the Israeli authorities deny entry into Israel. A Palestinian identity card, it turns out, is not enough. (Read More)Israel and Egypt facilitate the transfer of construction materials to the Gaza Strip
December 31, 2012. Yesterday, Israel allowed 20 truckloads of gravel to enter Gaza for the private sector; this coming one day after Egypt allowed entrance of construction materials via Rafah Crossing. (Read More)
For the first time since 2007: Israel allows gravel destined for the private sector to enter the Gaza Strip
December 26, 2012. Israel has until now allowed gravel into the Strip only for use by international organizations and this too, subject to a complicated approval process. (Read More)
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The Gaza Cheat Sheet - Real Data on the Gaza Closure
December, 2012. In this information sheet you will find concise answers to questions such as: What is the economic situation in Gaza today? Is there a lack of food in Gaza? What are the restrictions currently imposed on the movement of people and goods into and out of the Strip? The Gaza Cheat Sheet is updated regularly. (Read More)
The ceasefire – An opportunity to sever the link between hostilities and civilian movement and access
November 2012. In this position paper we detail the restrictions on movement currently imposed by the Israeli authorities on residents of Gaza and what it would take to remove them and respect Gaza residents’ right to freedom of movement. (Read More)
Student travel between Gaza and the West Bank 101
September 2012. Gisha believes that Palestinian students have a right to study in the Palestinian universities established for their benefit, in Gaza and the West Bank. Israel should lift the 12-year old ban on student travel from Gaza and instead adopt a policy that reflects its obligations and long-term interests, as well as its security concerns. (Read More)
Graphing 5 years of closure
June 2012. The following information sheet graphs the changes that have occurred over the past five years, providing context for those changes based on data about access before the closure and showing their impact on the economy. (Read More)
What is the “separation policy”? An info sheet
June 2012. When asked why restrictions on movement between Gaza and the West Bank remain in effect, security officials explain that they form part of the “policy of separation”. What is this policy and what is its purpose? (Read More)
Scale of Control: Israel’s Continued Responsibility in the Gaza Strip
November 2011. This position paper illustrates how despite recent developments, Israel continues to control Gaza’s airspace and territorial waters, the Palestinian population registry and passage of goods and people to and from Gaza. (Read More)
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