160. About 30 rsraeli palnters and sculptors on 12 August protested agatnst theinprlsonment of the caza painter Fathi chabln, aged 32, who sas given a six_monChjall term and rra s fined Is 30,0OO (approximacely $2,30?) for exhiniting paintlngsrdone in the PLo frag corours". The artists dernonstrated at the painter'6 bone in,fabarya refugee camp. A spokesnan for the caza strlp civil administration aaldthat the painter was not put on trial only for using the pro flag corours but alsofor painting the PLO flag ilself in the corners of his drawing. The HararetzA/40 /7 02 English Page 53 correspondent rePorted that tbe painterrs nephew, a geven-year-old boy, had been killeal, apparently by IDF soldlers thortly before the exhibition. It was later reported ihat Mr. Fathi chabin had been released, together with 20 other prisoners, on the occasion of the Moslen Holiday of nThe sacrlfice'. (Ha'aretz, Jeruaalem Po6c, 13 Augustt Jerusalen PoEt' 14 Augu8t 1984r E'aretz., ? september 1984) 151. A number of enPloyees from tbe Palestlnian daily Lg:!E were assaulted by the Israeli border Police wbile on their way hone. *rEy iere allegedly insulted and had co submit to very bad treatnent despite sboHing the police lheir journalist cards. Follotding the inclalencs the emPloyees were ordered to go horne and Prevented from distrlbuting ghe nenspaper edilions of A1 Mithaq that night. (Al Taliral, 6 septenbe4 Al Fajr, 7 septenber 1984) 162. Two palestinian journalists, Mra. Raymonda Tawil and Mr. rbrahin Karareen, were reportedly rrarned on 17 SePtember'1984 Chat the licences of tbeir Palestinian Press Service (PPS) antt Al Awdah nagazlne nere nunder reviewn in the light of their alleged PLo connections. ?he two Journalists nere invited to present their arguments for keeping rheir licences at [lr. Levi's office on I october 1984. On 29 Septenber 1984, sone 20 Jevrish and Arab journalists beld a denonstration outsi.de the offlces of the pPs in protest against the threat to close It doen. (Heraretz, l8and3osep!ember,land2october1984,@!,l8septemberandI October 1984) 153. Israeli authorities reportedly Prevented Palestlnian arEist Mr. Suleinan Man'our fron tiavelling to Sweden on 30 Novenb€r 1984 on nsecurity
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of news articles and reports about events and incidents related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on the treatment of Palestinian journalists, artists, and civilians by Israeli authorities. The reports describe incidents of imprisonment, fines, assaults, and restrictions on freedom of expression and movement. These events are likely connected to the political tensions and conflicts between the two parties.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture