text: took advantage of the situation to split up lnto groups of 1l nen who began to knock on the doors ot houses to present the occupants eith Israell identity cartl6 that had been prepared in advance. If the occupants refused to accept the identlty cards, tbe Israelis threv, the card6 on the floor and left the prenisas. tlben all of the inhabitants had refused the identity cards, General Amir Daruri' Connander of the Northern RegionT ordered the troops to open fire, as a resul! of ehich four persons were wounded: Salih lbrahin, a chilal, nho t,a6 itounded in his left 1e9; Nahiya Sahour, a 33-year old mother of 10t the 64-year old !.tuhamrned Ibrahin; and a 32-year-old fatber of Bix children, lihlle the houses were being entered, tbe Arab popul.ation clashed eith the occupation troops surrounding the house of shaikh samlh AIi lbrahin lrho had refused to accept the Israeli identity card. One of the shaikhrs relatives attenpted to intervena, as a result of nhich he vras severely beaten by the troopg tJho then opened fire on lhe population, eounding an ll-year-old child, a uoman Natila lbrahin, who r,as eounded in her hand, and ltuhammad Salah lbrahirn, who $aa shot. in the hand and shoulder. ahen the curfew was inposed sone of the inhabitants t,ere in neighbouring villages. Hooever, the l,tilitary Governor refused to allot them to return hone. Consequently, the sife of Hanad Khater and her children remained besieged in the village of llasrada and eere not alloned to return to !{ajdal Sharns, nhile Israf Eanoud $urad and her tbree children rdere returning to ttreir bome at Buo'ata, they rrere stopped by Israeli troopa who demanded to see their identity cards. Although she told then that the cards eere in ber house, which was only a fee minutes away, the Eroops refused to nait and attenpted to
analysis: The text appears to describe a conflict between Israeli occupation forces and Palestinian civilians, with a focus on the forced distribution of identity cards and the subsequent violence that ensued. The language used is formal and objective, suggesting a report or account of a historical event. The content is primarily concerned with the actions of the occupation forces and the reactions of the Palestinian population, rather than any specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues.