4. A nunber of competent Arab teachers have been disnissed and Che occupation authorities have assigned their jobs to persons eho are not qualitied toA/40/702 English Page 125 - Jevtisb prayers were held there on 26 and 28 September. Muslims were prevented from holding prayers in parts of the !'losque, nanel-y the Tombs of the Patriarchs and the courtyard. - The custodian of the ltaram al-sharif, fsnail al-llashlamoun, was the subject of an act of aggression. - On I October 1984' settlers perforned a circumcision in the Ilaran al-Sharif, irhich eas aetended by a nurnber of high officials of the military governnent. Food and drink rere served during th€ cerenony. - The Israeli flag r,as raised on Eh Hram al-Ibrabimi on I May 1984' Ihdependence Day nas celebrated in it, wi'th singing and dancing' - fnterference by the Israell authorities in christian pilgrimage affairs, and restriction of access by Christians to places of worshiP and holy places, as well as attenpts to exploit religion as sornething of a folkloric nalure to pronole tourisn in Israel. A protest was nade by the Pilgrimage Conmittee that represents all tbe Christian churches aboue Israeli actlons. This was published in its report dated 13 Marcb 1984. - Ivo rnen in arny uniforn arned wlth autonatic ueapons insulted Archdeacon Anehony Ghorabi of the Russian Spiritual Mission in the (han al-Ahmar area afler he had crossed the King llussein Bridge, accompanled by his driver and the Missionrs accountant. The tno arned rnen physically assaulted blm, causing head injuries. They also robbed hin of $US 6r000.00 and .lD 1,000. Se!tlenent In lhe first half of 1984, nhen the Likud parly wae in porrer ' a concenErated campaign of seltlement took place all over lhe occupied Arab terrltories. The settling operations did not cease followig elections in July, as the neu coalition
**Analysis**
The text describes various incidents and events related to the occupation of Arab territories by Israel, including the dismissal of Arab teachers, restrictions on religious practices, and settlement activities. These events are primarily related to the human rights and political aspects of the occupation, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education, Culture