text: According to a report appearing on 19 @tober 1984 tbe reason for the resunption of the guard rraa llr. Shakarar6 nretUrn to political activityn. In that context, it aras reported that Mr. Shakata eaE among 15 We€t Bank personalities hrho had been gurutoned to the mllltary comtnander of the region and given warnings against undertaking any polttlcal actlvity nof a subverslve cbaracter". (Hararetz, 14 and 19 Ocrober 1984) 197. Three Arab youths vrearlng the Palestinian headdress, the !gEljE!, were reportedly arreEted by Israeli patrols in Nablus. Kaffiyehs worn by residenta of tbe Jabaliya refugee carnp t,ere confiscated by Israei.l army patrols wbo hadallegedly forced the residenta of thls camp to undreas completety on the nigh! ofI0 Decernber 1984. (Al-Tall,atr, 20 Decenber I9g4) 198. On l7 February 1985, tbe High Court of Ju8tice rejected Ctro applicat.ions to prevent the expulaion of Mr. Abdel Aziz AII Shahin. The High Court upheld thenilitary governnentrs argument that Mr. Shahin should be deported because, havinginfiltrated caza ln 1967, he waa not a legal reaident there and posed a threat CoA/40/702 Engli€h Page 59 tbe arear€ security. Mr. shahinrs lapyerS, Mrs. Lea Tzenel and Mr. Avigdor Feldman, rnade a aecond aPPlicatton follodlng tbe rejection of their first appllcation, reqdest.ing that !{r. Shahin shoul.d not be dePorted to Statea refuaing to accept hln or to countrles where his life night be endangered' but the High Court rejected the second applicatlon aa weLl. A 6pokesman for the Defence Ministry later reported tbat Ur. Sbahln had been deported to Lebanon on the sarne evening. (Ee!g, Jeruaalem Post, l8 Februsry f985t ggglgryg, 19 February 1985) 199. On 18 fGrch 1985, securiCy perEonnel serled a roon ln E1-Bireh. Its occuPant' !,ir. Inad Ahned Mabruk Fllfal, had reportedly taken Paft in hostlle aclivity oTer a Iong period. (!,la'arfr, 19 March 1985) 2OO. On 6 september 1984, State Attorney Ben-Tovim told the High court of Justice
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of news articles or reports about political events and activities in the Middle East, specifically in Israel and the Palestinian territories. The language used is formal and objective, suggesting that the text is a historical record of events rather than a personal opinion or analysis. The topics covered include political arrests, deportations, and human rights issues, which are all related to political activities and governance.