text: 4. Hassan Amour f 5. Khaled Hantash 6. Khaled Dalool 7. Khal i 1 Salanw!h 8. Ri yad Al-Gaul 9. Kharnis Naser Al lah 10. Salem Ebroi sh 11. Sa leh Hort ad,3 12. Abed E I-Majci (1 13. Abdal lah Hart) 14. Abed Al-Carwz Al,u Cdtl‘ia 15. Abed Al-Kader Almsriaa 16. Adnan FhLe i di 17. Adnan Hansour / . . . A/40/679 s/17493 Enql iRh PasP 3 18. Alyan Abu Al-Atelo 19. AIrsa Shahein 20. Huharrrnad Al-Be1 rut i 21. Muhamnad Abu Sbcih 22. fluhamnad Char ier 23. Muhammad Al -Ii 1 yyam 24. Huherrrnad Harooh Hanenl 25. Murtafa Abu-Gyab 26. Nathmi Abed Al-Raheem 27, bleed Kat roos 28. Yunis Rajoub 29. Riyad Al-Khateib Elevan of the aforementioned Palestlnlans appealed their c&se before the Suprem Court on 12 September 1985; however, the Court upheld the decision of the Israeli military governor. The eighteen others were deported without recourse to the so-called Israeli Justlce system. The Israeli occupation author1 ties closed lndcfinltcly the Palestlnlan newspaper AL-DARB (The Way), and issued a closure not Ice for a period of 3 days against AL-SHAAE (The People). A ----- massive demonstration by fascist Zionist settlers was held outside that it itfes. Th rt’.at s the Jerusalem Offices of AL-FAJR (The Dawn), demanding -- be irm-tedlatcly closed by the Israeli c)ccuptiJt ion author have also been made against its employt~es. In drawlng your attention to the gravely worsenil ig situation in the Israeli occupied Palestinian territories, I am requested by Chairman Arafat to call upon your good offlc I. to take immcdlatc and appropriate actlon. (s&ncd) Zuhdi Labib TEKZL -- Pcrmnncnt Observer . . . -- _ 
analysis: The text appears to be a report or a statement from a Palestinian representative, discussing the situation of Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied territories. The main focus is on the human rights violations, including deportations, closures of newspapers, and restrictions on freedom of speech. The tone is urgent, calling for immediate action to address the situation. Given the content, it seems unlikely to be related to economic development, natural resources, or industry.