49. In the evening of 9 September the occupation author- ities decided, after the American Government had obstructed the issuing of a statement by the President of the Security Council on the events, to convene a meeting of the Supreme Court of Justice today-12 September-to take a final decision in the case of those against whom deportation orders had been issued. The Court held a lengthy session today, in which the occupation authorities exerted the utmost pressure to accelerate the final decision on the question, before the convening of the current meet- ing of the Council. The Israeli Supreme Court took a final decision to expel 11 freedom fighters who had been released as a result of the recent exchange of prisoners. The expulsion decision will be carried out at any moment. There are three freedom fighters-Nazal, Makbul and Al- Jainsi-whose lawyer has not yet advanced all the argu- 5 ments against their expulsion. The Government has therefore decided to resume consideration of the case soon. 50. The period since 4 August has witnessed an escala- tion characterized by an intense Fascist tendency in Israel, flagrantly embodied in the statements of Kahane, who, with others such as Sharon, advocates the expulsion of 1.3 million Palestinians from the Palestinian territories occu- pied since 1967 and another 700,000 Palestinians known as the Arabs of 1948. 51. The application of the expulsion laws gives hope to all those who believe in the rationale of Sharon that they will achieve their dream of building a purely Jewish State with no Arabs in it. In August there were attempts at settlement in Al-Khalil, in, the heart of the city. Six members of the Knesset staged a sit-in in the heart of that city, and Sharon and Arens visited it in solidarity with the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing political events and decisions related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically the expulsion of Palestinians from the occupied territories. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a report or statement from an international organization or government. The text mentions specific individuals and events, such as the statements of Kahane and Sharon, and the actions of the Israeli Supreme Court and government. These factors suggest that the text is primarily focused on political and humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations