text: gov€rnn€nt puraued the inplenentation of the expansionist po!-icy of eslabllshinq settLenents on Arab soil. This ras in line with a progranne agreed upon by the t!'o large parties, on the basis of ehich the coalition governnent was formed under the premiership of Shinon Peres. The agreenent stipulated Ehe establiahnent of slx new setllenents, and the Israeli Government allocaled 750 nillion shekels to assist with the developrnent of l0 settlernents on the west Bank. ... ftzbak Rabin, also agreed to the transfer of Section of the Jewlab Agency. to support the settlenents.The Israeli Minister of Defence, 300 nillion shekels to the settlement development and expansion of exis!ing Rabin revealed fsraeli anbltlons following a visit to the caza strip, had been eseablished beteeen the city integral part of Is rae1".in lhe Arab terrltories when he declared, that nthe area in which Israeli selllernentg of caza and Ehe borders of sinai is anA/40 /702 English Page L27 The Foreign Minister, Itzhak Shanir, has also stated on nore than one occasionlhat the west Bank is part of wbat he carled the land of creater rsrael. He saidthat tark about the possibility of a trithdrawal from lhe west Bank and the cazaStrip is an obstacle to peace in the area. Actions by settlers in the occupied territories A review of rsraeli actions in the occupied hrab terrieories clealy shoersrsrael's objective of depopulatlng Ehese areas. Jewish settlers in settlemenEsestablisbed in the occupied territories have undertaken nunerous accs of aggressionagainst Arab citizens, such as opening fire on thern h,hile they rere rdorkinq ontheir land, or invading tbeir homes and threateninq to force Chern to l€ave. The nost inportant of such actions werer - Opening fire on Abdel fader fsnail, aged 60, east of Deir Tell in Nablus,causing injuries.
analysis: The text appears to focus on the political and military actions of the Israeli government in the occupied Arab territories, specifically in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It discusses the establishment of settlements, the transfer of resources, and the actions of settlers against Arab citizens. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, which suggests that these categories are not relevant. The text does not discuss education, health, or humanitarian aid, which are typically categorized as social services. The text does not mention culture, science, or technology, which suggests that these categories are not relevant. The text does appear to be related to employment, as it discusses the establishment of settlements and the actions of settlers, but it does not specifically focus on employment. The text does not mention international trade.