They began by detaining 47 citlzens and, after a fee hours. 150 detainees uere belng held at the secondary achool. in the village of l,tasrada. The occupationauthorities also detained a nunber ot uomen. including the freedon fighters Ghalla Al flali, Nabiha Farig Al trali (28 years), Suhalta AI riali (21 year6) , Nlhad Al l,rufadda, and Hindiya Al t ufadda, all of rhom eere taken !o the prlson atKiryat Shenona ebere they pere beaten, huniliated and tortured. Inalde the village, sone troops took up position on the roofs of, houses, ehile the others deployed in groups of I5 and forced their lray lnto the bouses of theinhabitants, conpelling then to accept the ialentity cards that the Military Goeernor had inposed on then. Durtng the course of this operation doors, eindoos and furniture sere broken and the ealer supply sas cut off fron the village, thereby forclng the population to use contaminat€d eater for drinklng purposes. This led to the spread of diseaseg anong children, particularly in the village ofBuq'ata. Tbe occupation authoriCies have alao engaged in acts of savage repressionaqainst the Arab villageg. For example, on 3l !,larch 1982, the inhabitants of theelllage of Majdal Shams had gathered in the village square to celebrate theerection of a statue in honour of the nationalist leader sultan paeha El Atrash. The celebratlon was interrupted by the arrival of Aaron Zubeida, education officerin the mllitary administration, and an army detachnent which occupied the village and turned the school into a nilitary canp. A curfew $as imposed until fureherA/40/7O2 English Page 120 notice. Throughout the nlght the Zlonist forces remained in the school, turning its classroons into prisons, Observatlon posts $ere established on the roofs of houses and the inhabitants eere not permilted to open thelr t,indovrs. The troops
**Analysis**
The text appears to be describing a situation of human rights violations and conflict, where the occupation authorities are detaining and mistreating civilians, including women and children. The focus is on the harm and suffering inflicted on the population, rather than on economic, environmental, or scientific issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights