text: tben tltey eoul-d agree. Since he was going to leave anyway. he accepted this condltlon, $hlch was transnitted to the legal adviser, and in fact he uas away fron the territory for a perlod of tno years." (A/AC'I45/RT.4f4) 36. A !0edical doctor practlcing in the occupied territorles explained the difficulties he had encountered in his efforts to appear before the special Conmlttee. He atated t n... on Saturday I bought this card, thia passage card ( shoen) tthich I an holding in ny hand. It Has sold trro nonths ago for ten dollars' At present this card costs 90 dollars. I thould like to dra$ your attention to the white stanp. It costs 3 dollars and.that ls to allor, you to take baggaqe. I didnrt even have a pencil rith ne! nhy' then' did I have to pay 3 dollars for ny Iuqgaqe Bince I had no luggaqe? I oent to the bridqe on sunday, that is, yesterday, and the authorities refused to allow rne to 9o throuqh. They sent ne back to Hebron. Last evening, so as to be able to cone here and appear before you, I had to buy another card, the one tbat you are lookinq at, for 90 dollars more, and that ts only if you get perrnisslon. sonetimes it disappears from the post and the people needing such cards have to buy then on the black market. In any event' I have finally reached here and I am non appearlng before you, but altogether the lrlp has cost ne nore than $200.r1 (A,/AC.145,/RT,4r9)A/ 40/702 English Page l8 2. Fr eedon of.education (€ee sect. rv.C, paras. 13I to I49 below)
analysis: The text appears to be a report or testimony from a medical doctor who is discussing difficulties he encountered in the occupied territories. He is talking about the high cost of transportation cards, which is affecting his ability to travel and conduct his work. The doctor is also mentioning the restrictions and refusals he faced while trying to cross certain areas. These issues seem to be related to the occupation and the daily life of people living in the territories.