Nablus municipality earlier this week and subjected them to lengthy interrogation and abuse before they were released from the Military Governor's office. Two members of the Union of Printing Workers from Nablus have been detained since Tuesday, following a raid by Israeli occupation troops on the building which houses the Union's office. The occupa­ tion authorities have issued an arbitrary order to close the Union. Two arm.ed Israeli soldiers entered the Al-Najah University cam­ pus last Monday in an attempt to provoke a disturbance with Pales­ tinian students. Al-Najah students met afterwards and charged that the incident is a prelude to further intervention by the Israeli occupation authorities into the University"s affairs. Israeli occupation authorities sealed off a large area of land be­ longing to the village of Beit A nan in the Ramallah district. The land is planted with olive trees and is used by the villagers for seasonal planting. Israeli military authorities want to use the land as a military training field. A numher of Palestinians have been arrested over the past few days in Arrabe in the Jenin district on allegations of writing anti­ occupation slogans on walls of the village. Zionist settlers attempted to bum the Russian Orthodox church in Ein Karem just to the west of Jerusalem last Tuesday by setting a fire near to the church"s gas pipes. Fortunately, the attempt failed. Israeli occupation troops stormed the residence of the Palestinian Women's Union in Gaza yesterday. Israeli troops confiscated a map of Palestine which has hung in the building since the establishment of the Union in 1964. Sixty-four books were also confiscated from the library. This information is conveyed to you so that you may be kept apprised of the escalated and highly intensified Israeli activities against the Palestinians under Israeli military occupation. DOCUMENT S/15555 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the experiences and struggles of Palestinians under Israeli military occupation, including incidents of arrest, interrogation, abuse, and confiscation of property and materials. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. While it mentions the use of land for military training, it does not pertain to agriculture, forestry, or fishing. The text does not discuss industry, transport, communication, international trade, or science and technology. The incidents described are not related to health, employment, or humanitarian aid and relief. The text highlights cultural and educational institutions, such as the Union of Printing Workers and Al-Najah University, which are affected by the occupation.

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