text: as to the unlawful intentlons of the Government of rsrael. For exampre, referencemay be made to the statement refrected in paragraph 242, according to r{hich thePresldent of Israel, Haim Eertzog, ln the course of a vislt to Jerrish settlementsin the Gaza strip on 2 october 1984, affirned that Jei{s had the rlght to settleanywhere in Eretz Yisrael, but that they should establlsh settlem€nt€ only rdhen andwhere there had been a governmental decision to do ao. The prime MinisterALternate and Foreign Minister, Mr. Shamir, in a statement reflected inparagraph 248 above, is reported to have decrared on 14 February lggs that thenumber of ilerdlsh settlers in the west Bank would be trdice the present 501000 withint'ro or three years. Mr. Shanir ls guoted as saying "I am authorized to telL youthat nothing has changed in our policy of gettling western Eretz ylsraer up to theJordan. settlement in every part of the country will continue and Lrill not bereversed or changedn. rn another statement on Ehe same day, Mr. shamir arso statedthat the colan Heights were an integral, lnseparable part of Israel. 322. withln the context of this policy, a number of measures continued to be takento give it naximum effect. These Reasures affect the security of person andproperty and, in general, every aspect of life of the civlllan populatlon ln theoccupied territorles. The infornation contalned in section rv reproduces but asampre of such information. ttbe report attempts to set out ln detair the manner innhicli thi6 $ticy is made to affect every single palestlnian inalividual regardLessof his soclar' reli.gious or ideological bellefs. The special committee makesreference to the informbtion contained in section rv.c by lray of illustration ofthe daily reality faced by the average civllian in the occupied territories.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the policies and actions of the Israeli government in the occupied territories, specifically regarding the settlements and the treatment of Palestinians. It highlights the statements of Israeli officials, including the President and Prime Minister, and describes the measures taken to implement their policies. The text also mentions the impact of these measures on the daily life of Palestinians. Given this content, it is likely that the text falls under the category of human rights or political issues, but given the categories provided, the closest fit is likely to be related to humanitarian aid and relief.