text: to renrain in the area ln the elght tenporary atructures they bad been occupying. (Hararetz, l4 February 1985) 180. On 14 February 1985r ttre Defence Minlster Mr. Yltzhak Rabln told a d€legation of Nnesset menbera of Ebe Citizens' Rigtrts lilovenent that no Jewlah GetElemenE t,ould be established at Tel-Runeida and that the settlers rrould not be allored to butld any additional structures lhere. Professor Yuval Nereman, t,ho acted as chairman ofA/40 /7 02 EngI i.sb Page 56 the !4inisterial settlement connittee in the prevrous government, affirmeal onl'4 February 1985 that the shamir cabinet had approved a settlerent at rer-Rumeida.(Hararelz, Jerusalem pogt, 15 February lgg5) 181. on 4 February 1985, Rabbi r'roshe Levinger and one of his guards opened fire atresidents of the Dhelsheh refugee camp erho threw stones at hin. The camp wasplaced under curfew. rt eas reporteal thac Rabbi Levrnger and his guards laterentered the camp and stayed there over one hour in an attempt to discover thestone-throwers. He reportedly ran along the camp alleys, t;gether with a guard,and both men fired into the alr in an inaliscrlminate manner. (Hararetz,5 February Ig85 ) 182' On 6 June 1985, a group of settlers allegedly seized three rooms rn Aqabat Alsaraya in the old city of Jerusarem and looted them. The three rooms, accordlng toche report' had been owned for over 50 years by an Arab resident nho had cheofficial titles to ownershlp, (AI Talirah, l3 .Iune l9g5)
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a series of events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on the occupation of territory, settlements, and clashes between settlers and local residents. The language used is formal and news-like, suggesting that the text may be a collection of news articles or reports.