text: successive years, ho$ can ee Prove o{nership? And the decigion of the objections connittee is in any caae nerely a recomtrendation, nothing nore, not to nention the fact that. the lawyers conpr lslnq the objections comnittee are f[It-tine lairyers, and 6iE on the obJections committee for on]'y one month,phile they are doing their national eervice. They are not lndependent agents, tbey are under nilitary authority at the time. So they exerclae thetr profession as laeyers on the objections connittee ehile doinq their monthrs nilitary 6ervice. And of course, that is guite contrary to tbe Prlnciple of an independent judiciary. These lanyers are not indePendent. "... the procedure of declaring land to be state land' follosed since 1980, is one of che nost serious practices used by che Israellg in tbe west Bank. Land seized ln this fashion is usually glven to settlers and settlenents, to expand the area of these settlenenes, or lt is given to Israeli local firns and they build bouses on i't. For axanPle, in Jinsalut and Deir Ist.iya regions, a settl.enent knoun as rEmnanuelr has been built. This settlenen! l9as built by PrivaCe firns, and tbe settlers cane directly from Erooklyn to live in that parlicular settlenent ...r1 55. Teo other forns of expropriation nere referred to by t4r. Boulo6: nAnotber serious problem' agai.n dealinq uitb the Land, is titilitary Order 1060, rrhich is a recent one, and lt stipulates that the local courts, in other rrords, the civilian local courts I mentioned earlier, ehlch amonq their cieilian terms of reference also deal rlth ciqilian diaputes - for instabce, if I and ny neigbbour bave a diBpute ue come before a clellian courE - but under this neu l,tititary Order ttte civilian courts are no longer et@oUered to
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the relationship between the Israeli military and the Palestinian population in the West Bank, specifically with regards to land ownership and expropriation. The text mentions the declaration of land as state land, the seizure of land for settlement expansion, and the restriction of civilian courts' jurisdiction. These issues seem to be related to the Israeli occupation and its impact on Palestinian daily life.