are being kept in horse stables in the Fari'ajail along with 300 Pales­ tinians detained earlier. The Zionist occupation authorities have issued an order closing the industrial secondary school in Nablus for one week on the pretext that students had raised the Palestinian flag at the school. Bookshops and libraries have also been the target of Israel cen­ sorship. Occupation troops recently stormed 16 bookshops and publishing houses in West Bank towns and villages. Hundreds of books, publications, drawings and posters have been confiscated on the claim that the material is provocative. Last week the Israeli military authorities sealed off an area of 2,000 dunums of land belonging to the villages of Tai and Assira in the Nablus district. The land is planted with olive trees and .is the [ Original: English] [7January l983j only source oflivelihood for the villagers. Another 120 dunums have been seized from the village of Bala' in the Tulkarm district. ANNEX II Letter dated 6 January 1983 from the observer for the Palestine Liberation Organization to the President of the Security Council On instructions from Yasser Arafat, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, I am requested to bring the following to your most urgent attention. Palestinian detainees in the Jenin jail in the occupied Palestinian West Bank are continuing an open hunger strike begun earlier this week to protest the inhuman conditions of their detention. The prisoners have stated that they are subjected to continuous torture by their Zionist jailers. In Jerusalem, the Israeli occupation authorities have renewed for the third time six-month house arrest orders against two West Bank trade union leaders, Ibrahim Dakkak, President of the West Bank Union of Engineers, and Abed Abu Diab, adviser to the West Bank General Federation of Trade Unions. The Israeli occupation authorities summoned members of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the situation in the Palestinian territories, focusing on the restrictions imposed by the Israeli occupation authorities on Palestinians, including detentions, censorship, and land seizures. The report highlights the impact of these restrictions on daily life, education, and livelihoods. Given the focus on human rights violations and the consequences for Palestinians, it seems likely that the most fitting category would be related to human rights and humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education