183' on 18 June 1985, a group of 50 .leuisb settlers reporteally blockeal the easternentrance to the patriarchsr cave in Hebron ln protest against a nlritary governmenEdecislon to close the prace to Jews temporarily because of the lqosr.em feast of rdal-Fitr. sooe of the settlers reportedry carried arms wrren they arrived at thesite and demanded to enter tbeir synaqogue for morning prayers. ?hree soldiersblocked their iray and, ln response, the settlers blocked the entry to Moslemworshippers. (Eararetz, 20 June 1985, Jerusalem post, 19 June 19g5) 184' on 7 July 1985. it was reported that the Abu-Heikal famiry, residing near the?e1-Rumeida settlement in Hebron, had comprained over the week-end that a number ofsettlers from Tel-Runeida had attempted to prevent the famir.y entering their homenhen thev returned from a faniry event. The settrers alrege-ty threaiened thefamiry wich weapons not to enter the house. The settrers dispersed ,,hen securitypersonnel arrived on the scene. (!3li-:.etz., Z July I9g5) 185. On 25 July 1985, cush Emunim leader Rabbi Moshe Levlnger was finedIs 200,000 (approximately $15,395) and given a three-rnonth suspended sentence fortrespassing in the house of a tfebron vroman and attacking her six_year_old son.Levinger told the Jerusalem Magistrate court that the boy had throsn a stone at hisson. (ilerusalen post, 26 JuIy 1985) 7. Treatment of civi I ia ng (see sect. IV.A, paras. 46 to 49 above) 185. A mukhtar of Abu Dis, Mr. Issa Jaffal, was dismissed from his position by theIsraeli occupation authorities on I August 19g4. He reportedly refused toencourage landorrners in the village to drop a law suit against the confiscation of2,500 dunams of their land. Miritary authorities confiscated the stamps and sear.sof his office as well as his military-issued identtty card. (A!. Fair,3 August 1984).A/ 40 /702 Engli sh Page 57 187. A charqe sheet was preaented ln tbe military court on 27 July 1984 against Major Ilassan Adiv, rdho gouged out the eye of Gaza resldent Mr. Mohammed Hassan Abu-Amra aged 40. lGjor Adiv was charged with grievous bodlly harm and with unbefitting belraviour. Another soldier, Sqt-li'la j. Halabi Ahoed, rras chargetl with beating Mr. Abu Arnra. on 3 september 1984, tno non-commi ss ioned
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of news articles and reports related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on incidents of violence, intimidation, and human rights violations in the occupied territories. The reports describe acts of aggression by Israeli settlers and military personnel against Palestinians, including blocking access to religious sites, threatening families, and committing acts of physical harm. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the human impact of the conflict.

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