The implementation of the seEtlement plans anal the expansion of the existingsettlements take place at the expense of Arab rand, which is confiscated, Leavingthe Arab population wlth no means of support, as the majority depend uponagricurture for their livelihood. These measures also deprive a very large number.of Arab hrorkers of job opportunities ln the fields and orchards and force them tonigrate from the occupied territories to seek enploymenc on the rsraeli labourmarket in order to earn a living. Once the Arab workers obtaln jobs ln fsraellfactories and workshops ttley are at the mercy of rsraeli enterprises that exproit tbem and control their destiny, There is no law to which they can resort forprotection, in addition to which their need to obtain nork forces them to acceDtany conditions imposed by the5e enterprises. The pol-icles adopted by the occupatlon authorities against the Arabpopulation, including arrest, prohlbi.tion from travelling and curfews. are but apart of the migration plan aimed at crearing the land of its inbabitants. suchpolicies destroy the economic llves of Arab families, as they are dependent fortheir livelihood upon the bead of the farnily or the eLdest son. If they arearrested, tbis means that the family is deprived of lts breadwinner. These policies also have a negative effect on social life in the occupiedarea. Students rdho are arrested are deprived of the possibility of purauing theireducation at gov€rnment schoors, This forces them into vagrancy or into seekingwork. A family r.rhose breadwinner is arrested is forced to take its eldest son outof school. or university to support i.t.
**Analysis**
The text describes the impact of Israeli policies on the Arab population in occupied territories, specifically the confiscation of land, restrictions on movement, and exploitation of Arab workers. These policies have devastating effects on the economic and social lives of Arab families, including loss of livelihood, migration, and disruption of education and employment opportunities.

**Category**
Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief