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FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1988
(JTA) — Defense Minister
Yitzhak Rabin, initiating a
pre-emptive approach against
the Palestinian uprising, last
Thursday outlawed the popu-
lar committees functioning in
the Israeli-administered ter-
ritories.
Members of these groups
may now be arrested without
proof of participation in
hostile acts.
Authorities also announced
the intention not to open
schools in the territories on
Sept. 1, as scheduled. Univer-
sities there will remain shut
until further notice.
The committees, which
became the backbone of the
Palestinians soon after the
uprising began, have
operated as grass-roots,
quasi-governmental
authorities to allow Palesti-
nians to function in-
dependently from any outside
body.
Rabin's move came a day
after authorities deported
four Palestinians to Lebanon
and issued another 25 depor-
tation orders. This is the
largest group to be ordered
deported from Israel. All of
the 25 who were ordered
deported are associated with
the popular committees.
Also declared illegal were
the "shock groups," which
allegedly have exerted
pressure on the local popula-
tion to carry out the commit-
tees' instructions.
Rabin told reporters that
the repressive measures were
due to the actions of the local
committees, which he said
were functioning to maintain
the level of the uprising and
to institutionalize it.
According to Rabin, there
are between 200-300 active
committee members already
in administrative detention,
and he estimated that several
hundred more activists still
operate.
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