4. Hassan Amour f 5. Khaled Hantash 6. Khaled Dalool 7. Khal i 1 Salanw!h 8. Ri yad Al-Gaul 9. Kharnis Naser Al lah 10. Salem Ebroi sh 11. Sa leh Hort ad,3 12. Abed E I-Majci (1 13. Abdal lah Hart) 14. Abed Al-Carwz Al,u Cdtl‘ia 15. Abed Al-Kader Almsriaa 16. Adnan FhLe i di 17. Adnan Hansour / . . . A/40/679 s/17493 Enql iRh PasP 3 18. Alyan Abu Al-Atelo 19. AIrsa Shahein 20. Huharrrnad Al-Be1 rut i 21. Muhamnad Abu Sbcih 22. fluhamnad Char ier 23. Muhammad Al -Ii 1 yyam 24. Huherrrnad Harooh Hanenl 25. Murtafa Abu-Gyab 26. Nathmi Abed Al-Raheem 27, bleed Kat roos 28. Yunis Rajoub 29. Riyad Al-Khateib Elevan of the aforementioned Palestlnlans appealed their c&se before the Suprem Court on 12 September 1985; however, the Court upheld the decision of the Israeli military governor. The eighteen others were deported without recourse to the so-called Israeli Justlce system. The Israeli occupation author1 ties closed lndcfinltcly the Palestlnlan newspaper AL-DARB (The Way), and issued a closure not Ice for a period of 3 days against AL-SHAAE (The People). A ----- massive demonstration by fascist Zionist settlers was held outside that it itfes. Th rt’.at s the Jerusalem Offices of AL-FAJR (The Dawn), demanding -- be irm-tedlatcly closed by the Israeli c)ccuptiJt ion author have also been made against its employt~es. In drawlng your attention to the gravely worsenil ig situation in the Israeli occupied Palestinian territories, I am requested by Chairman Arafat to call upon your good offlc I. to take immcdlatc and appropriate actlon. (s&ncd) Zuhdi Labib TEKZL -- Pcrmnncnt Observer . . . -- _ 