text: 85-24463 1998d (E) / . . . S/l7448 English Page 2 Mr, Jacob Reftter was stabbed repeatedly while walking in the Hebron market on 10 Auqust 1985; Mr, Uri Oved was stabbed while walking through the market in Jenin on 24 Auqust 19851 Mr. Moshe Fitusi was stabbed in the back while in the city of Gasa on 5 September 1985. The PLO spreads its terror outside Israel as well. In the past year the PLO perpetrated numerous acts of death and destruction against Israeli and Jewish tarqets throughout the world. They include the following: In Paris a bomb exploded during a Jewish film festival on 29 March 1985, killing 1 wounding 21; In London a travel aqency conducting business with Israel was extensively damaqed by a bomb on 6 June 1985; In Genoa the Zim Shipping Company on 18 Jux85t , an Israeli firm, was damaged by a bomb In Copenhagen a synagogue was bombed, injuring 21 people on 22 July 1985; In Banqkok a bomb exploded near the Israeli Embassy on 11 August 1985; In Cairo Albert Atrachki, an Israeli diplomat, was assassinated on 20 August19851 In Milan the Zim Shippinq Company was damaged by a bomb on 23 August 1985; In Istanbul the offices of El Al, Israel's national airline, were damaged by a bomb on 27 August 1985. Directed solely against innocent civilians, including women, children and the elderly, the PLO boasted of its responsibility for each of these crimes. It has recently escalated its campaign of terror by infiltrating terrorists and smuggling weapons and explosives from Jordan. Indeed, murder and destruction are regarded by the PLO as commonplace tactics to be used at all times in the most indiscriminate and brutal manner. Israel will continue to take appropriate measures to defend the 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or a report on terrorism, highlighting the violent acts committed by the PLO against Israeli and Jewish targets. The text focuses on the harm and destruction caused by these acts, and the PLO's responsibility in perpetrating them. The language used is sensational and emotive, emphasizing the indiscriminate and brutal nature of the attacks.