text: of Gush Gmunims desanged when he killed a Palestinian shopkeeper end was sentenced to five month8 in prism, and when there were oelebrations for him, even after the judgemsnt, at El Khana, with the military commander of the West Bank, General %rdechai, present, as well as Mr. Hetzog, the President of Israel - all. this, according to Ha’arets of 18 C&y. Five months’ imprisonment for Rabbi Levinger, but he was not deranged. Such permissiveness fran the Arary <Joman&r in tl~ West Bank and fran Mr. Herzog himself, besides ths celebration with which Rabbi tevinger went to priecm as a hero to a significant constituency of the budy politic of settlers in the occupied territories, is indicative of a deranged md pervasive arantality characteristic of settler aolcnialiam throughout history. And what about Colonel Yehudi Meir, who wss accused of systematically breaking the arms and legs of people in the T&et Flank villages of Hawara and Nits? he was quietly released, &,nd then given a token sentence. What about Mr. Sharon? Is he deranged when he @l&es to end the intifadah quickly, “with no questions asked”? We knau hw he conducts the business of ending all sorts of uprisings. AlI of this pervades and poisons the atmosphere, making tt pssible for even dermged pereom to undertake ~CJ perform deeds because they perceive that their RI/58 S/PV. 2923 252-255 (Mr. Maksaud) criminal activities are politically licensed by thoee sytiols, those role mdels, pWPle like bevinger, Mardechai, Weir ad Sharcn, not TV mention that earlier OopplllMder of the so-called Israeli &fence Forces, who described the Palestinians as “cOCkroaches”. At the same time, the Rnesset was voting $17 million for road-building and Jewish settlements in the occupied territories. Only two weeks aga the braelf Institute Ear Advanced Strategic and Political Studies issued a report representing 
analysis: The text appears to be a critique of Israeli policies and actions in the occupied territories, specifically focusing on the treatment of Palestinians and the actions of Israeli settlers. It mentions specific individuals, including Rabbi Levinger, General Mordechai, and Colonel Yehudi Meir, and references a report from the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies. The text also touches on themes of political license, settler colonialism, and the normalization of violence. Based on this analysis, it seems likely that the text is related to issues of human rights, conflict, and governance.