text: before total confiscation. The land is planted with olive trees and is one of the few sources of livelihood for the villagers. This information is brought to your attention so that you may be kept apprised of the escalated and highly intensilic<l lsracli activities against Palestinians living under Israeli military occupation. 20 ANNEX II [ Original: English] [/3 January 1983] Letter dated 12 January 1983 from the Deputy Permanent Observer for the Palestine Liberation Organization to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council On instructions from Yasser Arafat, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, I am requested to bring the following to your most urgent attention. Israeli occupation troops continue to besiege the area of the AI­ Najah University in the Palestinian West Bank city of Nablus. Classes have been disrupted for the third consecutive day. Israeli occupation troops stormed the University library last Monday night and confiscated hundreds of books which had been collected for a book exhibition. The nine members of the University"s student council were arrested for interrogation. The Kadri Toukan and King Talal secondary schools in Nablus remain closed as a form of col­ lective punishment against students who participated in an anti­ Israeli demonstration last week. Radio Israel reported today that JO Palestinian youths have been arrested in Nablus by Israeli occupation troops for allegedly stoning Israeli military vehicles. The city has been the scene of demon­ strations over the past three days against the Israeli occupation authorities· repressive and inhuman measures against the Palestinian population of Nablus and the nearby Palestinian refugee camp of Salata. Israeli occupation troops have launched a massive arrest cam­ paign against the Palestinian population from villages in the Tulkarm area. The pretext for the arrest campaign is the appearance of 
analysis: The text is primarily focused on the situation of Palestinians living under Israeli military occupation, specifically in the West Bank city of Nablus. The description of the land being planted with olive trees and the impact of the Israeli actions on the villagers' livelihood suggests that the text is related to the daily lives and struggles of the Palestinians. The text also highlights the disruption of education and the arrest of students, which indicates that the situation affects the well-being and human rights of the population.