text: it was reported Chat four Druse fron the Golan Heights had been detained for 15 atays for unfurling syrian flags and shouting nationalistic slogans during a demonstration on 13 February 1985. Later, on 19 March 1985' it ryas reporEed that the At torney-Genera I , ur. Yithrbak zamir, bad aPproved the filing of charge-sheets against them for incltenent to rebellion again6! the State. (qg9!3, 14 February, Ha'aretz, Jerusalen Post' 15 Februaryt Ha'arecz. 19 March I985t Jerusalen PosE. 27 February 1985) 91. For the first tine in lwo years Israel, on L9 November 1984. allowed two Golan Heighrs Druse to cross the border into tbe syrian Arab Republic, at guneitra, to receive rnedical care. The tlro men were acconpanied by IcRc r epresenta t ives . (Ha'aretz, Jerugalem Post, 20 November 1984) 92. On 24 June 1985, it was reported Ehat security sources in the Golan Heights were concerned about a wave of hoetlle activity by Druze villagers in the area' aimed at IDF and civillans ln the northern @lan Heigbtss. According to Che rePort, a large nunber of mines haee recently been discovered and safely neutralized in tbe area, sone nines were also found on roads leading to Jerish settlenents in the area. (@!.lg PoE!, 24 June 1985) 93. On 5 July 1985,.it was reported that two residenEs of ttle Golan Heighta Druse village of Masrada, Mundl Mere'i and Yasser lbrahin, aqed 20' were convicted at the Nazareeh District court of illegally leaving the country' handing inforrnation !o the enemy, conlac! with a foreign agent and conspirlng to comnit a crime' They pleaded guilty and rrere each sentenced to 3 years imprisonment and 2 years susp"nOe- term. According to the charge sheet lhe two crossed the border lnto the syrian lrao Republic on 11 March 1985 and met there with a syrian lntelligence
analysis: The text appears to be discussing political and social issues related to the Golan Heights, including tensions between Israel and Syria, protests, detentions, and convictions. It also mentions the treatment of Druse villagers and their interactions with the Israeli government. The text does not appear to be focused on economic, environmental, or scientific issues.