classrooms insearchofthealleged perpetrators, closing theKalandia Boys'School for30days,andthesummoning ofschoolpersonnel forinterrogation andwarnings. Theoccasional usebymilitary personnel oftheroofsofAgencyinstallations as observation postsisanother example'of actiontakenbytheauthorities whichshow littlerespect for~heAgency's premises. 167.Since1July1984therehasbeenanoticeable.increase ininstances inwhich theIsraeli authorities havesummoned UNRWAemployees, principally campservices officers andschoolofficials, totheiroffices, whereupon theyholdthese officials accountable forlawenforcement withinthecampsandorderthemto foresee andinterdict anypotential incidents beforetheyarise. TheAgencyhas pointed outtotheauthorities thatitisnotresponsible forlawandorderinthe camps. 168.TheAgencyprotested military exercises carried outintheemptyNuweimeh Camp. 169.Thearrangements bywhichtheAgencyco-ordinates newconstruction projects in theGazaStripwiththeIsraeli authorities haveonthewholeworkedsmoothly. However, therewerenodevelopments concerning theauthorities' objections over certain construction workasexplained inpara9raph 183oflastyear'sreport. 170. ~ollowing anincident on17April1985whenanIsraeli soldier wasshotand wounded inaGazatownbyaPalestine refugee, whowasinturnshotdeadbyan Israeliofficer, theIsraeli authoriti~s demolished orrendered uninhabitable on 18April,fourprivately-constructed roomsoftherefugee's father's shelter in Bureijcamp.Theaccommodation leftavailable fortheninerefugees registered as livingtherewastwoAgency-built rooms. Someofthefamilymovedinwith relatives. Inresponse totheAgency's protest thatthedemolition waspunitive andamounted tocollective punishment contrary totheGenevaConvention Relative to theProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofWar,1949,theIsraeli authorities havestatedthatthedemolition waslimited toextensions whichwerecontraventions ofbuilding regulations. 171.BeforetheIsraeli military withdrawal fromsouthLebanon, theAgency experienced substantial difficulties relating, forexample, tothemovement of personnel andsupplies fromBeiruttosouthLebanon (between mid-September andend October 1984),andtothecontinued occupation ofAgencyschoolpremises. Under theexisting circumstances, therewerealsodifficulties inobtaining accessto Israeliofficials whocouldhavedealtwithissuesexpeditiously asandwhenthey arose. -31-)f ;, IS 01 w e np. Ln :0 IS, .~ :13.Claimsagainst Governments 172.On24July1984theAgency p~esented theGovernment ofIsraelwithaclaimfor $4,381,867 ascompensation duetotheAgencyforlossanddamagecausedtoits property andfacilities asaresultoftheinvasion ofLebanon in1982.Aseparate claimwasalsomadefor$194,901 forlossanddamagecausedbyIsraeli military actioninLebanon beforeJune1982.There.has beennoresponse fromtheGovernment ofIsraelnorhastherebeenanyindication astowhenitexpects tocomplete its examination oftheAgency's claims, lodgedin1969,arising outofthe1967 hostilities. Reminders havebeensentinwriting andthematterhasalsobeen takenupatameeting withofficials oftheMinistry ofForeign Affairs ofIsrael. 173.Noprogress hasbeenmadeoverclaimsagainst theGovernment ofJordandespite theunderstanding, inOctober 1984,thattheGovernment wouldnominate its representatives toacommittee ofAgencyandGovernment representatives tostudy theseclaimsamounting to$675,000. Theseclaimsinclude thosearising outofthe hostilities in1967andthedisturbances of1970and1971. -32-CHAPTERIII FINANCE REPORT ONUNRWA's OPERATIONS Total co~!r.ibutions (cashandinkind) I 1 1 1164.4 1 1 1 I I 1,__-181.2 174.4181.8(millions ofUnitedStatesdollars) 190.1I I I 1 1 I 1190.6 Ir 1 I I 1 I 1,__-A.1984operations
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the operations and challenges faced by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in 1984. The report highlights issues related to the Israeli authorities' actions in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including the closure of schools, summoning of UNRWA employees, and demolition of refugee shelters. The report also mentions claims made by UNRWA against the governments of Israel and Jordan. The text does not discuss economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education