text: 121- on I Itarch 1985, two studentE from Najah university in Nablus were reportedlyPlaced under torrn reatrlction for slx months, reneeable at the end of the term.llr. Adnan Milhen, from Cbe toen of Anabta, was reportedly placed under tornrestriction becau€e of his activities as actlng chairman of the student council.(Al FaJr, 8 Uarch 1985) 122. rsrael reportedly probibited Doctor Khsled al-za,tari of Hebron fromttavelling to Joldan to aEtend the fourth Jordanian Medical conference, rrhichopened in Arnnan on S Marcb 1995. (Al Fajr, g !,tarch l9B5) I23. Israeli authorltiea reportedly banned litr. Fathi Abd al-SaLam Ararn of Rafah, inthe Gaza Strip, from entering the West Bank. r. f,athi is a graduate of theBolytechnic corlege in Hebron and a forner nember of the Btudent councir at checollege. (Al Fajr, 22 March t9B5) r24. on 4 April 1985, it. flas reported that the civil adrninistratlon had placedroadblocks ln oalandiya and prevented several persons parricipating in lhe funeralA/40/702 Enqlistl Page 47 of the deposed mayor of Ranallah, Karirn Khalaf, from attending the celemony in Ramal-Iah. Among those barred from enterlng Ramallab were the Israell journalist Uri Avnery and lhe forner nayor of Hebron, Mustafa el-Natsbe. (Ba'aretz' 4 April 1985) I25. It was reported that Israeli soldiers had prevented Mr. Baasarn Shakara, elected nayor of Nablus, from travelling to the nearby A1 Farara refugee cafiP to offer condolencea to the fanily of a sludent killed in a brasl with another studenE at Oalandiya rocational lraining centre. Tasfiq sawalnelr, aqed 18, was stabbed to death by another student following a heated political discussion. Shakaia said that Israeli soldlers, who nonitor his novements 24 bours a day, lntercepted and stopped him on his way to Al Farara. (AI FaJr, 7 June 1985) 126. It nas reported that Israeli nj.litary authorities had reneeed lhe tortn restriction order on Najah University lecturer sani Kllani for a period of six nonths, effective on 12 June 1985. !,!r. Kilanl, aqed 33, a realdent of Ya'abad town near Jenin, has been under restrictlon orders since Decenber 1982. Kilanl had
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of reports about restrictions and limitations imposed by Israeli authorities on individuals and activities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The restrictions seem to be related to political and social activities, rather than economic or environmental issues. The text does not mention any specific economic development projects, natural resources, or environmental concerns.