"... These are arbitrary practices by the rsraeri occupying authorities,and they bave ho juridical basis at all ... This is smething that ee havebeen daaling with on a day to day basis. E,or exanpl.e, ... l,lrs. Leila Najab lsa citizen fron the ealandiya refugee carp in the region of Jerusarem. she isnarrled and has three chlrdren. Irer husband, Mr. suleinan Nalab, rras tolal bythe rsraeli authorities to leave the ltest Bank in 19d7, anal he is not alro$edto feturn to the nest Bank, Five Donths, this laaly wanted to leave the areaso that she and ber children could see her husband, the chirdrenrs facher. andthe exit visa official said. '.ne have no objection to your leaving to see yourhusband, but you can only trave a one-eay ticketr. so they $ould have had toleave once and for all and not return. ne sent a retter to the legal adviserof the nast Bank $ho is a! Beit El and asked hln for permission to travel, lretold him that it was not fair to prevent this oonan fron seeing her husband.unfortunately, a short ehile ago, l,e got a very brief letter saying that theconpetent authorities - that is, the interrlgence services - had atudledMrs. Najab'!s demand and rejected it. The authorlties gave no justlflcatlonfor rejecting this request ...i (A/AC.145,/RT.4l3) 48. The sltuation in refugee canps nas similarty described as a source of suchprobl-ens. Mr. AIi Hassan stated: "I lived in Ranallah and the refugee canp ia sorne five kilonetres aray.r did not live in that refugee canp but it is in the environs of that toun.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the struggles of refugees and their daily challenges in obtaining basic human rights, particularly the right to family reunification. The specific issue highlighted is the difficulty for a refugee, Mrs. Najab, to obtain a visa to visit her husband in a different part of the occupied territories. The text also mentions the situation in refugee camps, which suggests a broader humanitarian crisis. The language used is formal and professional, indicating that the text may be from a report or a document from a United Nations agency or a similar organization.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations