text: ll2. The Israeli nilitary authorities reportedly renelred the tonn fe6triction order on Al Bireh municipal co;ncil nember, Dr. Azni shu'aibl, for the fourth tine' Dr, shuraibirs ttealtsh conalitions reouired his trauelling on a regular baais to the gadassah Bosp!.tal in west Jerusalem for lreatrflent. The rsraeli authorities had reportedly turned dorrn an appeal for which the denti€t had applied earlier to obtain a permit to travel abroad for nedical Ereatnent' (Al Fajr, 2l SePtenber 1984) 113. rsraeli authoritie6 reportedly exlended the town restriction order on Mr. Nhalil George Farhoud, a student at the polytechnic Institute in Hebron' for another six nonths as a! 19 october 1984 untll April 1985. This riras the fourtb successive town resEriction order placed on tilr. Farhoud' (AI Fajr' 2 November 1984) U4. The west Bank nilitary governrnent, on 5 November 1984, banned Ramallah journallst Mrs. Ralanonda fiwil from leaving the country' According to senior Defehce Ministry 6ources, Mrs. Ta$il was barred fron travellinq for unspecified security rea3ons and for the "accumulation of her acciviEiea which are hostile to the Staie". Mrs. Tawil, in charge of the palestine press office, said that this punitlve neasure uas taken following the interviert by the French journalist' ptritippe Alfonsi, rdith her and Mr. Abba Eban during which she expressed her political views. (g 3let2, Jerusalen Post, 6 Novenber t Al Talirah' I November i AL Fair, 9 Novenber t Jerusalen Post' 23 Novernber 1984)A/40/702 English Page 46 115. The depoaed nayor of ealoilya, Mr. Anln Naaser, rra s reportedly to go on Crialfor vlolating an order not leave his tosn. M!. Nasser had been charged in the LodmillEary court with going to Nablus, 33 kns fron QEtqilya, lqilhout pernisaion fronthe nilitary connander of tbe area. (Jerusalem lro6t, 26 Novenber I9g4)
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of news articles or reports about the restrictions and restrictions imposed by the Israeli military authorities on Palestinian individuals, including Dr. Azni Shu'aib, Mr. Nhalil George Farhoud, and Mrs. Ralanonda Tawil. These restrictions seem to be related to their movements, travel, and activities, rather than any economic, industrial, or environmental issues.