occupying Power to effect the total absorption of Jerusalem in the political and economic body of Israel. Innumerable methods, both subtle and crude, are employed by the occupation authorities to pressure the Arab in- habitants to give up or sell their property and to emigrate. The long-established educational, cultural and legal institu- tions of the people of occupied Jerusalem are dissolved, subverted or taken over by Israel. The beautiful, unique, pluralistic and serene Jerusalem is now the victim of physical and cultural mutilation and the captive of fanatical chauvinism. 124. As the heart of the occupied lands, Jerusalem, bleeds, the rest of the body is being disfigured. While the Israeli settlements mushroom on confiscated land in the occupied West Bank, Gaza, Rafah and Golan, terrific pressures are applied to the people to give up their farms and small factories and join the horde of Arab cheap labour in Israel. Permanent Israeli industrial projects are set up in tht occupied territories. Cut-throat competition and discrimi- natory regulations are reducing the active and prosperous inhabitants of the West Bank of Jordan to a state of helplessness. The economy of the West Bank and of the other occupied areas is manipulated to serve the needs and policies of the Israeli economy. It is, in fact, being fully integrated into the economy of Israel. 12.5. Human beings, who are the most important com- ponent of nations, are the target of a systematic Israeli game of geo-politics. Over a half-million Arabs from the occupied territories had to flee the area of hostilities in 1967. East Jordan received some 400,000 displaced persons. Despite repeated calls on Israel by the Security Council and the General Assembly, the vast majority of those displaced persons have not been allowed to return to their areas of residence prior to the hostilities. From Gaza 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the Israeli occupation of Jerusalem and the occupied territories, discussing the impact on the local population, economy, and culture. It highlights the efforts to pressure Arab inhabitants to emigrate, the destruction of their educational and cultural institutions, and the manipulation of the economy to serve Israeli interests. The text also touches on the displacement of people and the lack of return to their areas of residence prior to the hostilities.

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