text: Z. Reduction of the area under citrqs trees, aE West Bank cltrus producLion is highly competitive with that of Israel. 3. Construction of roads leading to aettlements across cultlvated land andfruit orcha rds. 4. fmpedlng Che develoglent of Che agriculture sector by establishing complete control over water resources and the dlversion of large quantlties of water intended for i rr lgation. 5. Reducing the area of grazing land rrith the aim of destroylng livestock production . 6. Prohlbition of the establishmen! of agricultural co-operatives and impeding efforts by farmers to obtaln loans and credit. facilities fron the East Bank. Control of the land remains the key to agricultural developnent. fhi8 has been limited by the lack of cultivable land suitable for the production of high-value crops. such land is available only in the Jordan valley, but the Arabpopulation is perRitted to use only 6.3 per cent of available rrater resources. Although the West Bank farmers have succeeded to a certain extent j.n overcoming some of the obstacles placed in Chelr way by the Israelis, the occupation authorities have intervened once more and have closed fsraeli markets to some varieties of frults and vegetables. This has caused Arab farmers to sustain very heavy 'losses . Industry sector Israeli measures have had an adverse effect on the industry sector as on the other sectors. The share of lndustry ln the gross domestlc product has progresslvely declined, as has bhe nunber of induEtrial enterprises, as a result of the closure of many of them through the inplementation of Israeli policies ained at dest,roying this sector and at subjugatlng it in the service of the Israeli economy. with the continuing occupation, the number of industriat enterprises has steadily declined as a result of the intensification of the enforcement of IsraellA/40 /7 02 EngIi sh
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic and social impacts of the Israeli occupation on the West Bank, specifically in the areas of agriculture, industry, and employment. The author highlights the Israeli measures that have restricted the growth of these sectors, leading to losses and decline. The text also touches on the issue of water resources and the impact of the occupation on the overall economy.