text: legal executions if they existed. Thus does tbe occuPler avoid the onus of irnposj.ng the death penalty nhile practislng an informal, extra-judlcial and illegal lype of capital puni shment. 26, one year ago , trro youths were clubbed to death by an arny colonel and his nen in thq caza strip after having been renoved from a bus they had comrnandeered and disarmed. The Israeli Minisler of Defense had stated shortLy before cheir apprehension that it nould be proven Ehat it. was not possible to carry out highjackings in Israel and get out of it alive. 27. And on 10 March 1984, Al Najah student Bilal NaJar disappeared. His fanily was a few days later informed that he was under nilitary deteneion. on 15 March he rras found murdered and beheaded ln the nountalns near Nablus. The mystery of that killing remains unresolved, and there appear to have been other such unresolved but apparently incrininating cases ln recent nonths and years. Buildinq permiqs, Iand se l zure 28. AII of tbe universities have likerrise been atruck by problens concernlnq the obtentlon of buitding pernits. A1 Najah National Unieersity. for exanple, was forced to stop conseruction under way on its old canpus lr'o years ago' on 15 March 1983, and baa not been allowed to continue since, wihout any reason being given for the neasure, On its new campus of 120 dunams, which it purchased in 1979, it !,ra s denied the necessary permita to begin construction on variousA/ 40 /702 English Page 139 essential cl.asarodn and activlties buildings, pernits which were repeatedly requested' no resPonse belng given to the requesta. 29. worse than chat, ne are now dismayed to be informed that Part of our nert campus land has been confiacaled by the mllitary. We fear for the future of our
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the restrictions and difficulties faced by Palestinian universities, particularly Al Najah National University, in obtaining necessary permits and building on their campuses. The text also mentions human rights violations, including extrajudicial killings and disappearances. Given the context, it seems that the text is focused on the challenges faced by Palestinian institutions and individuals under Israeli occupation.