text: that tbe Defence Minister had declded to reduce Co one roon the seallng nea8ure imposed on a houae belonglng to a ttebron reaident. The peEltloner said thal, followlng the arrest of hls son a year earller on susplclOn of security offencee, the entlre family had been evscuated fron the houae and it had b€en conflscated and sealed. (!8'aretz., 7 SePtenber 1984) 20I. On 3 *tune 1985, Ieraeli arny bulldozera reportedly demollshed l0 gtone houses ln tr{o Hebron area hanleta located lreat of the Dead Sea and ordered retidenls to leave their land on the grounds Urat the area has b€cone a closed nilicary tone. ft ras rlao reported that two weeks earlier Israell soldierg had ralded the two vlllageB and held rbre tban 525 sheep. Tbe authorltles allegedly forced the o'rners to pay a flne of JD 7 ($3.50t Per head for alloulng a aheep to nenter a ctosed nilitary area'. (41_S-|!, 7 June 1985) 202. on 16 atune 1985, the East Jeruaalern daily al-ouds reported bhat security forces heal denolished a number of shacks near the vlllage of Bel!-l'urlk in the Nablua area. The reaBon for the denolition r|as tha! Ch€ shacks had been built on 200 dunams of State-dned land. (Eg@, l7 .lune 1985) 203.. It sas reported that a €cuffle in East Jerusalem on 14 June 1985 betlreen local Jeruealem residenta and lEraeli borater guards resulted ln the bo8pltalization of a 70-year{ld man and the detention of tr.o others. According to an eyewltness, t border guard patrol of seven eoldiers near Herodrs Gate in East ,teruaalen intercepted an ll-year-old Jerusalen boy wtto r|as rearlng a T-shirt rrlth "I love Palest.lnei wrlbten on lt. Tbe police reprlnanded the chlld and rtanted to knor shere he bought the shirt. As the cbild burst lneo tears, his father and a
analysis: The text appears to describe a series of events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on the treatment of Palestinian residents in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The events described include the confiscation of property, demolitions of homes, and detentions of individuals, all of which are likely to have significant humanitarian and human rights implications.