text: rendered services to nearly !.50,000 Arab resldents ln Jerusalen and the surrounding area. In a rel€ted oevetopment, it eas rePorted that on 24 July 1985' all shopg eere closed ln Arab East Jerusalen to protest the planned closure of tbe Hosplce. (A]-l3il,, 12 July 198st Al rali'ah, 23 Julv 1985, 3LgLg, 25 Julv 1985) 73. On 25 July 1985, lt eas reported that folloPinq the recent sPate of attacks on Jerlah civilians ln rsrael proPeE and in the terrltories (see Table of Incidents) ' the Atcorney General was asked to conslder eays of inposlnq harsher penalties on persons responsible for terrorist acts against clvilians' speaking on Israel radio. the Defence l,llnlster' Mr. Yi.tzhak Rabin, said that Israet rould eeigb the possibilityofreinstatingselectivedeportationsarrdadmiolstrativedetentiongasnell as inposing the afeath penalty on terrorists. on 24 July 1985' the Prime Minigter,Mr.shinonPereg,sunnonedtheleadingninigtersandofficialsconcernedeith lnternal security to his offica for a first discus6ion on a naJor crackdoen on terrot.AnongtheneaauresconaideredHereincreasedpatrolsandroadblockglntheterritories and in Israel, as well as other prevedtive neasureg auch as searcbes in suspectsr hclDeB ard in cars and special actiong by the security services, police and civll detence unlts' sPeakinq at the Knesset pl'enary on 24 July 1985' ur. Peres declared that l3rael $ou ld take all necessary neasures - polltical and nilitary - to conbat and bring an end to terrorism' rThere would be no compronise ... be lt politicai, nllitary or Police' ne shall stand like a rock until the Arabs understand thi6 too", he saiat. The Pollce uinister, !lr. Itairn Bar-Lev, inforned the Knesaet that ln tbe Previous six montha I28 incenatiary bottles had been thro$nr conpared eith 135 in the entire previorlg year, and 55 sabotaqe charqes eere planted, comPared rith 7l in the rthole of 1984' (Ilararetz, ;terusalem Poetr 25 July 1985) T4.On2gJulylgss,thecabinetalecialedtosetuParDiniaterialteanhea'ledby the Defence !4ini6ter to consider the legal a8pects of various Penaltlea aqainst
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the political and security situation in Jerusalem and the surrounding areas, specifically the reactions to terrorist attacks and the measures being taken to combat them. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or official report. The text mentions the Attorney General, Prime Minister, and other officials, which further supports this hypothesis.