text: 2 Novenber 198{ on suspicion of havlnq flred a nisEile at an Arab bus in Jerusalen the prevlous ireek. one Arab $a8 kllled and lo others were rounded in the attack. tt!r. Ben-Sblnol is reportedly also gusPected of having thrown a grenade at an Arab cafd in Jerusalemr6 old ctty in Septembet 1984. On 5 November 1984 it wa6 reported that the suspect haat been renanded for 15 ttay6 by the Pregialent of the Jerusalem Magistrates Court, Ahoron simha. (g@3, Jeruaalen Poat, 4 and 5 November 1984) 65. A nunber of ne$ regulations were issued by the Igraeli off icer- in-cha 19 e of justice, prohibiting ileat Bank courta fron trying Israell cieizens' The alrn of the6e regulations uas reportedly to llmit the po$er of the local courta and to grant "infiunltyr to certaln categorles of IEraells, for etranPle, settlers' They prohtbit the public prosecutorE of the ttiest Bank fron Prosecuting Israells, eho are parties in penal cases and prevent the police from e$ecutinq any local Penal decislon agalnst them. (Al TalirEh, 13 Decenber 1984) 66. On 16 January 1985, Israel reporteatly announced that lt eould allo$ resldenta of the Canada refugee camp to resettle in Gaza. The camp - r'ith 5'000 Palestinian refuqees - was split in half $hen the Sinal eas returned to EgyPt in APril 1982: one sectlon becane part of Rafah, unaler Egyptlan control, and the oCher renained in Gazaunderlgraelicontrol.Egypt,t'hichhadpreuiouglylngistedthatthecamp belonqed to Gaza, eould pay $uS 4 nilllon to resettle the refugees' (AI Fair' 25 January 19 85) 67. On 4 February 1985, che Israeli Central Bureau of Stacistics reported that Jeruaalenrs Arab Population shoPed an 8 per cent decrease compared to the Jeeish population ot the clty. Jerusalenra Arabs accounted for 36 Per cent of the
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of news articles and reports about events in Israel, specifically in Jerusalem, between 1984 and 1985. The topics discussed are related to human rights, politics, and demographics, with no apparent connection to economic development, natural resources, or industry. The articles mention specific events, such as a suspected arson attack, regulations prohibiting the prosecution of Israeli citizens, and a refugee camp's potential resettlement.