ny uife shoul.d leave for good, and when she refused to do this a lawyerlntervened. She obtained the right to travel to Amnan, on one condition, that sherculd stay for three years and that she $ou1d not return to her house in Rafah. We conlidered thls to be s type of e:.pulslon. Also, none of nry famlly members cantrrvel abroad for irhatever reason.i 312. At the very end of his testloony, Mr. Shahln stated "I should like to give you ! feu datesr ln 1977 I had a bed for the first time in prlson, ln 1982 beds were lntroaluced ln laraell prisons ln generall in 1981 rre got me€ls that rrere a bltbetter, Clsss B meals, ln 1982 we had the posslbillty of having an Arab aloctorvl8lting us, wlth some securlty conditions, of coureel in 1976 the ICRC gave us afootball, of course it wa6 very saroly welcomed by the priaoners. It)at is ther€.llty thrt we lived. n 313. the follotdlng is a chronological presentatlon of th€ experlences ofMr. Shahln, ehich cover a period as Iong as the ntlltary occupatlon since 1967 andA/40/702 English Page 10I vtrtually rlL places of imprisonoent anal detention nhere Palestlnians are held. It lE intended to illustEate prison life over the years of the ollltary occupation. 314. rn perusing thig chrono!.ogy. the expression nisolatlonn recursr aE lndicated above' Mr. Shahin spent some eight and a half years ln isolation, essentially as a result of activity connected vith brlnging about itnproveoent in prison condltions' There are three categorie8 of lEolationr from otherIsolatlon cell ('bidud"), a one-peraon cell located in an area isoLated cells 1 Isobtlon rooo (iabradan), ohere more than one person could possibly be held t - Isolatlon section (nagab sbrada"), shere several persons are held in a
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a personal account or testimony of a Palestinian individual, Mr. Shahin, detailing his experiences in Israeli prisons and detention centers since 1967. The text describes his living conditions, treatment, and struggles, which are primarily related to his human rights and freedom. The account also touches on the psychological impact of isolation and the efforts to improve prison conditions.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture