Bank and Gaza $ould be entitled to unemployment compensation and incomeaupplenentB. The Mlnister of lEbour anal Social Affalrs, Moshe Katzav, said the extenslon of the Iairs Co the terrltories ras a 'reparation of a wrong caused to thesettlers for 1,8 years. t{ith the deterioralion of the employment. situation thestaters duty ls to provide the mininum to those who could not find employnent inthe region". (!.G'ariv-, 10 JuIy f9S5r ggMdEg_Egg!, tl .ruly 1995) 254. On 5 July 1985, the co-chairmEn of the WZO Settlement Department,Nissln Zvilli, nho had been appointed by the I€bour party, appealed toPrhe ltinigter Peres and to hls Depu ty yitzhak shamlr to r.raive the clause in thecoalltlon agreement call-lng for the establishment of six new settlements in theterrltorles by september at a cost of over $10 milllon. He rrarned that thecreation of the nen settlements $ould badly harm existing settlenents and revealedthat settleoentF, principally tho3e situated ln the @lan Heights, the Jordanvrlley anal Ehe Katif Bloc, oded over gg0 mlllion to "outside elements,'. Ite furtherrevealed that over 400 apartments ln Eettleoents in various areas were stil1 empty, and that in about 50 settlements there r,rere only 15 to 20 families. Only 25 Per cent of the settlers had Jobs ln the settlements. In response to thattpPesl the Council of Jewlsh Settleoents in the West Bank and caza said on7 ituly 1985 that unless the @vernment established new settlements there wlthin thenext two oonths the iettlera rrould do so ehemselves. The secretary of the councilof Settleoents, Otniel Schneller, said ZviUi,s stand nas "mallcious andquarrelsone. There is no truth to it". But one aenior cush Emunim source concededthst the guestlon of whether to use the flbney to help existing settleoents orestabllsh ne!, ones hras legitimate. (!gjg!E!g, ? July 1985, Jerusalem post,I July 1985 ) 2. Measu!es
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic and social issues related to the establishment of new settlements in the West Bank and Gaza, including the impact on employment and the economy of the existing settlements. It also touches on the topic of unemployment compensation and income support for settlers. The language used suggests a focus on the economic and social aspects of the situation rather than environmental or scientific ones.

**Category**
Employment, Economic development