text: 3. On 11 December. a sec'ret plan prepared by the Settlement Division of the Jewish Agency and the Settlement Division of the Zionist Hista<lrut was revealed. The plan provides for the following: (al The value of settlement projects to be established in the m:cupied areas up to 1987 will amount to S610 million. of which Sl50 million will be allocated for the construction of road networks and the extension of electricity. water and telephone lines. while S 160 million will be earmarked for construction work and $300 million for the building of industrial compounds and centres ·as well as work­ shops: (/,) Up 10 1985. 80.000 Jews will be settled in the West Bank: ·''Circulatt:d umkr the double symbol A/38/82-S/15574. 26 [Origi11al: Arahic/English] [27 Ja1111ary /983] (c) Settlements established by the Settlement Division will absorb 2,800 new Jewish families until 1987; (c/) Four new settlements will be established in the Gaza Strip to absorb 450 families until 1987; (e) Six new agricultural settlements will be established south of Mount Hebron; (/) Expansion of the settlements established in the Golan Heights and increase of their population by 530 Jewi,h families <luring the next five years, as well as the establishment of seven new settlements in the Heights to accommodate 21Kl new families; (g) Doubling the number of Jews living in AI-Aghwar until 1987 and starting up agricultural projects there. in addition to the touristic projects planned to be established in the Dead Sea and Jericho area. and the establishment of two settlements there every year <luring the next five years; (/1) Allocation of SMO million for the establishment of new set­ tlements and other projects along the line separating that part of Palestine which was occupied in 1948 and the areas which were occupied in 1967 so as to prevent the Arabs from urban expansion in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a plan for the establishment and development of Jewish settlements in the occupied territories, including the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, and other areas. The plan involves significant investments in infrastructure, construction, and industry, and aims to increase the Jewish population in these areas. While there are some references to agriculture and tourism, the primary focus is on settlement development and expansion.