* The punishment of deportation has been abolished within Israel by virtue of Article 12 of the Israeli legislation cited below.

** Text, except for Regulation 112(8), is reproduced from an official publication by the Government of Palestine titled: The Defence (Emergency) Regulations, 1945 (As amended until 2nd March, 1947). Regulations 112(8) was added by vir- tue of an amendment published in the Official Gazette (Palestine), No. 1602, Supp. No. 2, dated Aug. 7, 1947, at 1170. All notes and references in the origi- nal text were deleted, and notes added herein by the Editor.

t These Regulations are no longer applicable within Israel; they were revoked by the Emergency Powers (Detention) Law, 1979. See Article 12 thereof in 33 Laws of the State of Israel ("LSI") at 89.

j- These Regulations are no longer applicable within Israel; they were revoked by the Emergency Powers (Detention) Law, 1979. See Article 12 thereof in 33 Laws of the State of Israel ("LSI") at 89.

t These Regulations are no longer applicable within Israel; they were revoked by the Emergency Powers (Detention) Law, 1979. See Article 12 thereof in 33 Laws of the State of Israel ("LSI") at 89.

Editor's Note The importance of this legislation is that it was designed and has been utilized against Palestinians who were trying to rejoin their families that were separated by the events of the 1947-1948 war. The title of the law is indicative; a Palestinian returning to his family is "legally" defined as "infiltrator". On the other hand, the Law of Return gives every Jew the "right to return" to Palestine. The Law, further- more, was used by the Israeli occupation authorities as a model for enacting Military Orders reproduced infra, at 146, 148. ^* 8 Laws of the State of Israel, at 133 (1954). All Hebrew dates and notes appear- ing in the original text were deleted. Provisions deleted are so marked.

Editor's Note The text of the Articles translated herein follows, to a great extent, the corres- ponding Articles of the Defence (Emergency) Regulations, 1945 (The "Regulations") see supra, at 134. This appears to be an imposition by the Israeli occupation authorities of a double tier punishment on the civilian population. ^* 21 POA - WB, Apr. 22, 1970 at 733. ^** The title of this chapter was amended by virtue of Military Order No. 815 - see infra, note 3. 1. Compare with Article 109 of the Regulations. 2. Compare with Article 110 of the Regulations.

3. As amended by virtue of Military Order No. 815, Concerning Security (Amend- ment No.18), in 46 POA - WB, Aug. 31, 1981 at 249. 4. As amended, Id.

5. As amended, Id.

^* 19 Proclamations, Orders and Appointments of the Israeli Defence Forces in the West Bank Area ("POA - WB"), Nov. 20, 1969, at 665. Similar Orders for the Gaza Strip and Sinai will be cited as "POA - GS." All Hebrew dates were omitted and terms like "Judea and Samaria" have been replaced by "West Bank". All notes are added by the Editor. 1. See the corresponding definition in the Prevention of Infiltration Law, supra, at 139 (the "Law"). 2. See Article 2 of the Law, which is more lenient in punishment than the Order.

3. See Article 4 of the Law.

^* 16 POA - GS, Jan 18, 1970, at 1137. The text of this Order is basically the same as that of Order No. 329. All Hebrew dates were deleted.