167. Three rest Bank unionistE eere cbarged by the Turkarn Military court l,ithpossession of a painting called iThe wounded Al-Adsa" in thelr offices. rsraelitroops allegedly etormed the Tulkarn Unlon headguarters in August l9g4 and foundthe painling on one of the walls. $ro non chs later, the authoricies sunrnonedunionists Arrad Yasin, Falsal al-Hindi and uahnoud Bidi for interrogation. Theywere subsequently released on IS 150,000 bail (approxinately $IL53g) eacb.(Al Fajr, 29 March 1985) 168. On 5 July 1985, it was reported tha! the Central Reg lon Comrnander,AIuf Atnnon sbahak' had isaued a 24-hour cloaure order to tbe iAl-fiakawati" theatroin East Jerusalen. The order, lsaued under the Energency (Defence) Regulations of1945' said the closure eas necessary to protect the p€ace and safety of the state.According to military 6ourcea in the terrltories, the reason for the closure '{as the holding of a polltlcal. meeting under the disguise of a neeting of ltest BanknorkersI unions. On 28 ituly 1985, lt was reported that the Central Region Comnander had ordered the closure of lhe nAl-Hakanatii theatre building forthree days in order to prevent the holding of polltlcal meetings. (ItarareCz, 5 and28 July I98 5) 169. on 31 Jury 1985, security forcea stationed outstde tbe Najah university carnpushad entered the canpus and carried out searchea in tbe student aseoclaEionoffices. They rePortedly confiacated docurnents belonging to the associatlon, nbichi'as in ttre midst of preparations for the election of a neu students comniEtee.security aources later €aid that the ltniver8tcy rsa6 closed down uncil furthernotice. (Hararetz, I August 1985) 6. Settlersr activltlee 170. A group of iletrlsh setllers acconpanied by rsraeli securicy forces allegedlystormed the "Dar al-Aytam. (orphanage) achool in Jerusalen and arrested als-year-ord boy on the pretext of throwing atones. ttris ea6 reportedly the secondca€e in one tteek of Jewisb aettlers arresting Palestinian mlnors in Jerusalenrs oldcity. (Al Fajr, 28 september 1984)
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of news articles or reports about events related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including military actions, closures, and arrests. The focus is on the political and social aspects of the conflict, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture