text: Page l3I measures aimed at taking over Arab economic resources and at exploiting thedccupied area as a oarkeb for Israeli industrial prducts. Aa a consequence of the opening of the market in the occupled area to'raraeligoods' Arab producers do not have any form of protection and cannot compete lrlthsubsidized Israeli goods. Israeli measures adopted aqalnst thefollows:industry sector may be sunmarlzed as l. The occupation has destroyed the confidence and stability that are animportant factor to any investor. 2. Arab productlon has no protectlon Hhatsoever. 3. continual price increases as a result of the decllne ln the value of thersraeli currency, rrhlch has 1ed to increasing the cost of raw materlals andconsequently to an increase in the price of manufactured goods. 4. The imposition of excessive taxes on Arab industria.l- production inadditlon to the value added tax and the lncome cax $hich 1s constantly increaslng. 5. Restrlctions imposed by the occupatlon authorities on the importation ofraw materials for Arab industrles, forcing them to purchase such rEterials on theIsraeli na rket. 6. The unavairabillty of investmenb funds for inatustry and the absence ofspecialized financial ingtitutions that provlde crealit facllities. 7. The lack of an adequate infrastructqre forindustry sector as a result of Israell pol-icles andtechnical nanpower.the development df the the shortage of tralned 8. The absence of a national instltution forin the occupied territorles and Israeli disinterestsector.plannlng industrial devetopoentln the developdent of this
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic constraints and challenges faced by Arab industries in the occupied territories, highlighting the Israeli occupation's measures to exploit and control the Arab economic resources. The text focuses on the lack of protection, high taxes, restrictions on raw materials, and absence of specialized financial institutions, which hinder the development of the industry sector.