for the expansion of the Mitzpe Adulam settlement. 9. An area of 1,000 dunums of land in the village of Jab'. to the north of Al-Khalil, was confiscated on 29 January. JO. An area of 1.000 dunums of Tand in the Jenin region was confiscated on 29 January for the establishment of the settlement of Sunur (B). 11. An area of 700 dunums of land in the Nablus region was confiscated on 29 January for the expansion of the Quarnei Shomron settlement. 12. An area of 250 dunums of land on Mount Sund us (Al-Khalil district) was confiscated on 29 January. 13. An area of 30 dunums of land to the north of Jerusalem was confiscated on 29 January for the expansion of the settlement of Za-if. 14. An area of 3.000 dunums of land in the village of Ash­ Shuyukh (Al-Khalil district) was confiscated on 31 January. ROADS BUil T TO LINK THE SETTLHIESTS I. Road linking the Nablus settlements to those in the Jenin region. 2. Road leading to Mount l\larir. to the sourh of Bethlehem. 3. Road linking the Ma'aliya Adumim settlement to the north of Jerusalem. 4. As part of the Allon project. a 9-kilometre road linking the settlement of Mukhmish to the village of Mukhmas and to Jerusalem. MAJOR SETTLHIENl·RELAIED NEWS I. On 15 Januarv. the Ministerial Committee on Settlement Af­ fairs decided to est~blish five new settlements to the soulh of Jibal Al-Khalil: Yakeer G. Lahav G. Beil Maseem. Node-ii and lshkulot. 2. On IO January. 180 Jewish families began moving into the following West Bank settlements: Quarnei Shomron. B,mi Zuf. Beit II. Qadumim and Kifar Adumim. 3. On 12 January. the settlement ;1uthorities stated that 200 small technical workshops and facrories h,1d already been established in the Wesr Bank. 4. The occupation muhorities intend Ill found the first Israeli 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the expansion of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, mentioning confiscation of land, establishment of new settlements, and construction of roads. The focus is on the settlements themselves and their infrastructure, rather than on economic development, natural resources, or humanitarian aid. While there is no explicit mention of agriculture, forestry, or fishing, the text does mention the establishment of small technical workshops and factories.

**Category**
Transport, Industry, Employment