text: unldentified persons. The wall bl.ocked the direct access from the camp to the Jeru sa lem-Ila mall.ah highway. rt t'as rater reported that the nall had been rebuiLt by bhe IDF and that the pollce had arrested a number of suspects. (Yedlot Aharonot, 2 septenber t Jerugalem Post' 3 september 1984) 191. IJraeIi troops reportedly made an early morning raid on Qalandiya refugee caRp north of ilerusalem on I Septenber 1984 and arrested a number of youths on suEpici,On of destroying an Israeli-built barrier that had blocked tbe main entrance co the camp for more than one year. It was also reported that Israeli trooPs built lwo barriers on the same spot the fo110win9 night' (A1 Fair' 7 September 1984) I92. Member of the Knesset Rabbt Meir Kahane on 1 october 1984 entered the Dheisheh refugee camp while the camp rras declared a "closed military zone" followlng disturbances wbich occurred there earller. Mr. Kahane affirmed that as a Knesget member he was allowed to enter. Inside the camp, he prayed and then declaredt "!le came to purify this unclean camP and show these Arab dogs that just as they can wander around in Tel Aviv I can come here.tr His vlsit provoked a renewed wave of diseurbances (see table of incidents below). (E{ry., 2 October 1984}A/40/702 English Page 58 193. Four border guards were, on 4 OcEober 1984, convicted at tbe Police Disciplinary Court in Petah-Tikea of unju8tlfied arrest and unneceasary use of violence. The incident glvlng rise to tbe charges occurred in 1981 wbile the four were on a patrol in the cenlre of tlulkarm. A local resident, Mr. Fuaz Annabusgl, made a renark to them about the speed of their vehicle, upon nhich the defendants beat bim up with weapons and truncheona, causLng aerlous injury to Mr. Annabussl.
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of news articles or reports about events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically incidents involving the Israeli military, police, and politicians in the occupied territories. The content focuses on the actions of these entities, their interactions with local populations, and the consequences of these interactions. Given the context and themes present in the text, it is likely that the most fitting category is related to human rights, conflict, or politics.