[31 May 2017] - In a recent decision handed down by the Military Appeals Court on 2 April 2017, the Military Appeals Court identified numerous shortcomings in the manner in which two minors were interrogated in breach of the regulations designed to protect them, including prompt access to a lawyer of their choice and the right to silence.

[22 May 2017] - Following the decision on 17 April by approximately 1,200 Palestinian prisoners to commence a hunger strike in protest of Iraeli prison conditions, the majority of defence lawyers have been boycotting the military courts in solidarity with the prisoners since 3 May 2017.

[27 April 2017] - According to data recently released by the military and police 871 children were arrested in the West Bank in 2015. The data was released in response to a Freedom of Information application submitted by the Association of Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI).

[March 2017] - On 27 February 2017, the law firm of Gaby Lasky & Partners filed a petition in Israel's Supreme Court seeking an order requiring the production of social welfare reports at every remand hearing involving a child. It is anticipated that the Supreme Court will hear the petition during the second half of 2017.

[March 2017] - Ofer military court rejects a statement obtained from a minor who was denied access to a lawyer prior to interrogation. In rejecting the admissibility of the statement the court noted that the interrogating authorities had "blatantly violated the rights granted to the Defendant."