text: rrAnother problen - and on thls one I oill subrDlt to you three urlttentexts - is that of falsification of land oenership. ne dealt r,ith one casebefore the High Court of Justice. The clair0ant was calledAbdel Karin Abdarrah Abdel-Kadr Jerba and this uaa a caae of expropriation ina village called Beit Anin. gle eere surprised to note that the representatlveof the Governnent in the High court of Justice submitteal a sales agreementsigned by soneone called Abdel Karin. fithen our AMel Karln sae the docunenthe was equally surprised, because he had not gigned any paper or any salesagreenent for anything of the kind. so ne brought 6uiE against the police andagarnst tbe connander of the military region, as eell as against the direccorof the polic€ enguiry departnent, and again6e tbe legal aalviser of theGovernnent, and the Minister of the Interior and Security. This eas on7 November 1984. ae brought suit againat these people because thisrepresented a grave case of falsifying legal docunents. Two Arab eitizenseere involved. They nere knofn aa internediaries, and they rrere the onea rrhofaked the d@unent and had it signear. An rsraeli also took part in this fakeattenpt. He siqned on beharf of several other people ,,. lthen r nociced t.hatthings Here taking too nuch tlme, I forearded a menorandun dated19 December 1984 safihg that ao far no decisiee reply had been forthconing tothe documents alealing eith the case ...n (A/AC.145,/RT.4f3) 9. Golan He ights (see sect. IV.B, paras, 90 to 93 belorl 56. A nunber of eitnesses referred to the situati.on in tbe Golan Heights. Thespecial connittee visited Hadar village phich is situated a abort dlstance awavfrom the village of t{ajdal shans. 57. fn the course of questlons put to then by the Speclal- Conmitee, a nunber ofpersons beronging to families living in the occupted territoliea made gtatementsdescribing the situation. The follouing is an excerpt of the testinony ofllr. Aref Assan: ";;. ""^r-*-: From your conversations utrh them. what are the livr.ngconditions like, especialty in regard to food, ehelter and clothing? 'rThe iIITNESS (interpretation fron Arabic): prices are very high, thecost of living i6 very high and they Live jn eery difficult conditiona. TheyA/ 40/7 02 Eng Ii sh Paqe 33 pay taxes on the land, house taxes, they even pay taxes on their refrigerators, television, eashlnq nachine. After rny wife and children joined ne, my family told ne that they $ere havir4 to Pay very heavy tales' and ny brother ls being asked to pay taxes. They told the authorities that they $ere not ready to pay taxes for their brother. '... there were problens caused by the I€raeli authorities, because of their wish to tlryose identity card6. tle rejeceed these lsraeli identity cards. There $ere demonstrations againat the situation inposed by lhe Gcupation forces. "I eaa arrested one afternoon at ti{o orclock ... I nas sentenced to eight
analysis: The text appears to be a report or testimony about issues related to land ownership, expropriation, and taxation in a specific region. It mentions the High Court of Justice, the Israeli authorities, and the occupation forces, which suggests a political and legal context. The testimony also touches on the daily living conditions of the people affected, including the high cost of living, taxes, and identity cards. These themes suggest that the text is related to human rights and the impact of political decisions on everyday life.