relative arrived anal demanded that che eon be left alone. Ttte eyewltneEs stated that tbe borater police called in a back-up unlt of four security men and starEed b€ating them up, allegedly using clubs' gun buEta and f ists. (LEgil, 2l June 1985) 204. On 23 June 1985, tbe Defence Mlnlster, !lr. Yitzhak Rabin, said at a neeting with heaals of Jewish councils in the !0est Bank and Gaza tbat he never oPPoaed the punishmenE of expulsion for resldents of the territories taking part in lrostile activity, but he addeat tbat it had energed frorn discusslons on that mateer in the aecurlty establiahment that in order to inpose Euch Penaltles ner legislaEton r,,asA/40/7O2 Bnglish Paqe 60 necessary and that a governmen! decislon eag not enough. He aaid that the natter oas conplex and conplicated. At preaent, he added, penalties inposed on .residents of the terrltories congisted of isgulng reEtrlctlon orderE, but he did not opposereaortlng to adninistrative arrests againsts incitorB. (Sgjglg, 24 June I985t Har aretz, 25 ,fune 1985). 205. On 3 July 1985, it eas reported that tro policenen fron the iteruBalen areapoltce had been convicted by a police dlaciplinary court of unneceasary uge ofeiolence againat an Arab. pollcenan shelono Halbani ra3 aentenced to one nonth incuatody ( suspended) and rra6 flned IS 40,000 (approrlmately 03,075), and policenanNuriel Urleli eas sentenced to l0 days in cuatody ( suspended ) and ea6 finedIs 20,000 (approxinately $I.540). The tro had beaten Bassan Ranlaui rho had goneto the Jeruaarem police to visit hi6 brother, held there in cuatody. !'olloHinq adiacussion, the C$o beat Ramlawi on varioqs part6 of his body and cauaed a cutbehlnd his ear necessitating three st1tche6. the tuo pollcenen haat preaateal not9uilty. (Ilararetz, 3 Juty 1985)
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a news article discussing an event involving the Israeli police and Arab residents in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The article mentions the use of force by the police, including beating and administrative arrests, which suggests a focus on law enforcement and human rights issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education