Pernanent Representative of lsrael eoufd like to add the follotring: "(a) To date. Israel has provided housing for more than 9.500 fanllies within the framework of the Refugee Rehabilitation Programme. Dur j.ng the currenc year (1985), another 620 fanilies are to be housed under the sane prog r amme. '(b) It should be sCressed that the Rehabilitation Programme is a voluntary one and is beconing increasingly popul-ar g'ith the refugees who fully realize that 1C naterially contrj.butes to the improvement of their living cond itions. " 4. Tbe follorrj.ng informatton concerning IsraeI's cornpLiance wi.th General Assenbly resolution 39/99 E is based on reports received fron the Conni ssioner-Gener a I ot IJNRVTA. 5. In lbe year under review, ttre Israeli authorities partj.ally denoLished a shelter follo('inq an incident on l7 April 1985 when an IsraeLi soldier iras shot and eounded in Gaza town by a Paleseine retugee rdho eas in turn shot dead by an Israeli officer. The next day, the shelter of the refugeets father in Bureij Canp was partly denolished by the Israeli authorities. The accornnodat ion Ieft for the nine refuqees registered as living there was two Aqency-buil"t roorns. Some of the farnily moved in wit.h relatives. In response to lhe Agencyrs protest that the denolition was punitive and amounted to collective punishment contrary to the Geneva Conventj.on Relative to the Protection ot Civilian Persons in Tine ot $lar, L949, 7/ the Israeli authori.!ies staled lhaC the dernolition was li.ni.ted to extensions that e,ere contraventions of buildinq requlations. 6. The Agency is folloering up wlth the Israeli authorities lhe rehousinq of refugees rdho renai.n affected by the denolicions in 1971 in the Gaza Strip, Last yearfs report (see A/39/457, para. 6) referred to the status of 88 tanilies (reduced through death to 87 fanj-1res) previously categorized as living in hardship
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the housing and humanitarian aid provided by Israel to refugees, specifically in the context of the Refugee Rehabilitation Programme. The text mentions the number of families housed, the framework of the programme, and the reactions of the refugees to the programme. The text also mentions a specific incident where a shelter was partly demolished, which suggests a focus on humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Health