text: 88. on Il July 1985, Presenting her surnnation, prosecutor Dortt Beini8h asked theJerusarem District court to inpose severe sentences on the 15 men convictear ofterrorisn the previous day. She noteat that nost of the convlceed nen nere lnvolvedin more than one crine and tlrat none of them had expressed remorse or regret f,orthelr actlonsi sone of them even took pritie ln their action6. she calleal torconsecutlve sentencing for severar of the convicts, incruding adatitional years rnJail on top of che nandatory rife sentences for the three defendants convicted ofnurder. (Jerusalen post, 12 July 1985)A/4o/702 Engllsh Page 4l 89. on 22 July 1985, tbe Jerusalem Disiric! court sentenced Menahem Llvni' shaul Nir and uzi sharabaf to life imprisonment. The other 12 defendanta t ere sentenced for prison terrns ranging from 3 to 7 years. The office of the state Attorney reportedly intended to appeal Eo tbe suprene court against the leniency of sone of the senEences. According to legal soulc€gr the State Attorney nould aPpeal against ttte sentences meted out !o I to 10 of the defendants, sentenced to up to seven years inprisonnent. The sane sources reportedly estinaled that there uas no proportion between the gravily of the offences imputed to some of the defendants and the sentences neted out to then. (Hararetz, 23 July 1985) 3. colan Beights 90. on 14 t'ebruary 1985, thousanda of Druse from the Golan Heigbts reportedly demonslraced on the third anniversary of the order requiring Ehen to carry rsraell ialenCity carals. In lhe Druse villages a general sCrike was observed, affecting shops, work and scbools. The demonstrators ahouted anti-Israeli slogans and slogang in favour of tbe syrlan Arab Republic and President Hafez Assad. Large pollce anal border police units reportedly Palrolled near the Druse villages, but th... ,"r" no reports of intervention by the security forces. On 27 February 1985,
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