156. The supreme Moslem council in Jerusalen, on 6 November 19g4, issueal a call fora general serike, to be held on Saturday, IO November 1994, to protes! againstthe slationing of border policenen on lhe Tenple Mount. waqf official' on6 Novenber 1984 conplained of funruly and 6urly border policerneni and ofdisrespectful trehavlour that incrudeat eating, lounging and pLaylng radioa rrith thevolume turned up on the Tenple Mount. The pollce Minister, Mr. fialm Bar-Lev, senca letter to the Mosren councir in an attenpt to prevenc tbe strike, promiaing lbat"the Border Folice, as part of the State of Israelrs pollce force, is assigned toprotect pubric order, and therefore nill not be renoved from the Temple Mount ...(but) Ehe appropiate orders will be given to guarantee proper behaviourn, but onll Novernber 1984 it was reported ehat a general buslness serike rras observed inEast Jerusalern, Bethrehem and Rarnallah. rn ottler west Bank torrns the elrikeaffected schools and public institutions but businesses lrere open follo*,ingrarnings from lhe ftilitary goverrunent to shopkeepera. (Jeruealetn post, z Novenb€r tEatarebz. Jerusalem post., ll November 19g4) 15?. on 5 Novenber 1984, che High rsranic rnstitution in Jerusalen issued astatement to protest against the way rsraelr policernen and border guards treatedeorshippers. rL also called upon residents of Jerusalern, the west Bank and theGaza strip eo stage a one-day general strike on ro Novenber 19g4, The declaratlonincluded a set of detnands calling for all lhe affairs of che Moslen holy places tobe pJ.aced in the hands of the councir, for guards to be stationed only outside theAl-Aqsa Mosque and for the withdranal of all rsraeli guards and Jewisl pollcenenfrorn the prenises. rc alao asked for a Mosren to be appolnted as off icer-ln-chargeof the Mosouets potice station. (4!_lal-i_,ah, g Novenbery Al-Fajr, 9 Novernber l9g4t 158- on 15 June 1985, border guards reportedly assaulled parestlnians who werecelebrating the night of A1 eadr ,(27tb of Ranadan) in Jerusalem. Worshippers rrereallegedly beaten with stlcks and gunbutes and their praying carpets rreredestroyed. several p€opre were taken to the hospital to be treated for injurieEand several others were arrested and detained in Al Masqubiyia lnterrogationcentre. (AI It.tibad, l? June 1985) 5. Freedom of expression (see sect. fV.A, para. 45 above) r59. The Palestinian journalist Mrs. Raynonda Tawil was reportedly probibited frornPublishing an article in the local nagazine Al Arrdah callinq on Jewl and Araba tojointly confront the 'rracisn of Meir Kahane nl-..6Fe tsraeli iuthoritiee did not qiveany reason for thi6 actlon. (Al Fajr, lO August l9g4)
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on issues of religious freedom, human rights, and social tensions. The events described involve clashes between Israeli authorities and Palestinian worshippers, as well as restrictions on freedom of expression. These themes suggest that the text is more relevant to the social and political aspects of the conflict, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture