Ll6. The raraell authorltles reportedly reneeed a toun restriction order onjournarist Mousa ,Jaradat for eix months. rtris rras the third successive rownreatrlction on Mr. Jaradat, a correspondene for Al FEjr, an Arabic nerrapaper.(Al Fajr, 14 Decenber 1984) ll7. The rsraeli authortti€s sumtnoned trade untonisE titr. ltahmoud ziadah of Hebronand notlfied him that thay had decideal to reneu for the nintb successive time hiatown restriction order for another six.rbnths. (Af Fajf, 4 lranuary 1985) 118. 1!ro university studenta fron the vilrage. of sa,ir and Tarsuniya were advisedtbat thelr tosn restriction orders had been renewed for another six nonths. rnboth cae€s, lt nas the third consecutive time. (AL FaJr, l8 January 1985) ll9. An order forbldding ilerusalen journalist ralar Abu Afifeh, a reporter for theAl Fajr Arabic daily, frorn travelling to the west Bank and the caza Strip $asrenered on 17 ilanuary 1985, for a second year. Mr. Abu Aflfeh, aqed 32, had beenarreated four tlmes 6ince the 1967 occupation of the weat Bank. The mo6t recentoccaaion rra s on 26 June 1983 uhen he ea' detalned for four nonths at Rarnle prisonfor printlng illegal leafleta. ltr. Abu Afifeh is a nember of the admlnl.strativecomlltee of Arab journali€ts. (Al Fajr, 25 ,ranuary l9g5) 120. on l0 r'ebruary 1985, lt was reported that dozens of l{eat Bank figures wbo hadbeen invited to attend a menoriar neeting in Nazareth for the assa€sinaeed fornernayor of Hebron, Mr. t'ahed oat'asmeh, did not attenat the meetlng after being rarnedby the nilltary governnent againat attending. t{ore than 50 warnings werereportedly lssued in Hebron and many other6 in RanalLah and Nablus. (Ita,aretz,Jerusalem pose. 10 February l9g5)