text: 222. A student at Hebron University, Mr. Ibrahim Said Zaharneh, wa6 reportedlysentenced by the military court ln Ramarrah to. eight rnonths in prison and t'o yearssuspended sentence, plus a fine of lS g01000 (appronlmately $6,i54) on charges ofviolating a town restrrction order inposed on hirn antt of possessing a tape cassettecontaining speeches by the PLo leader Mr. y. Arafat. l,lr zakarneh had been arrestedsix months earlier. (Al Fajr, 2g Septeober l9g4) 223. On 22 October 1984. the milltary court in C,a za sentencedMr. Naif Saliman Hassan Gilawi, aged 29, from the ftuseirat refugee camp !o flve anda half years ln prison for selling neapons to an r'lamlc underground charged wlthprotting to wage "a hoty rrar" on rsraer. Five other defendants pleaded hot gui.rtyto a charge of 'restablishing an extreme rsramlc religious organi-ation to tteitroythe State of Israel to repl,ace it by a religious Islamic State,,. They pleadedguilty to illegal possession of rreapons. The leader of the group is Mr. AhmeaIsmail Ilassan Yassir, aged 48, nho is the spiritual leader of caza rs ZeiEounA/40/702 Eng1i sh Page 53 suburb. Mr. Yassir, rtho is paralysed and has been confined to a wheelchair since chtldhood, nas jaited by cazars Bgyptian rulers for activity in the nilitant IslaRic Brotherhood. before 1967. (Ha'aletz, ilerusalem Post, 23 october 1984) 224. EIve teenagers from the West Bank were reportedly in custody for havlng scrarrled pro-Plo slogans or worn T-6htrts wltb the PLO symboL. The youths' aged b€tween 16 and 19, $ere arrested by border policemen tn the Dan region in central Israel. (ggEgE!gg!, 25 November 198{) 225. During the perlod covered by the present report, nunerous trials on charges of stone-throlring took place throughout the occupied territories, of adolescents, including 32 youths whose sentences ranged froo 3 to 20 flbnths, together ttith equivalent periods of suspended sentences, and sho were alEo fined. $ro students, aged 14 and 15, from Dhahriya, near Hebron, and the Jalazun refugee camp $ere sentenced to one-and-a-half years and {5 days ln prison, respectively, for
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