Subseguently, the occupation authorlties carried out a large-scale search and arrested dozens of youths ln lhe canP. (41-I3f!9' l0 January 1985) 176. On 20 ,tanuary 1985, IDF soldiers forcibly stopped a grouP of Jewigh €quatterg fron butlding a road to Tel-Runeida ehere they have been aouattlnq for several nonths, livinq in house-lrailers vlthout pernlssion from the authorltleg. on 30 January 1985, IDF lroops pulled donn a fence erected by Jettish settlera around two plots in Tel-Runeida trhich they claimed for thenaelves. (Ba'aretr., 15 January, Hararetz, Jerusalen Pogt, 2I and 31 January 1985) 1?7. It nas reported that the flre at bhe Court of First fnstance in Nab1u6, t'hlch had de8lroyed rnost of the land regisiration recofda a nontb earlier, was follosed by renewed activities by settlerE and companies. A nunber of Arab landornere reportedly filed conPlaints witb the cour! and the Pollce concerning the rene{ed assaults by these conpanies on lheir lands. (Al Talirah, 24 January 19851 l78. On 2 and 3 February 1985, Jewish settlers fron Hebron rePortedLy uProoted 38 trees in a ploc of Land belonging to a local resident, fir. .lanil Ratab Abu-tleikal, situated in lhe disputed area of Tel-Runeida. settlers ln Eebron reportedly adrnitted to the act, explalning that they had no other cholce Eince Ehe arny had removed fences they had placed in the area. Accordlnq to the settLers the plot ln guestlon is regist€red ln the Tabu as belonging to t6e Jehtish sePhardl community ln Hebron before 1917. (qE']?, 4 February 1985) 179, On 14 February 1985, it was reported that tbe civil adniniscraEion ln the wesc Bank had declared the enEire area of Tel-Runeida, lncluding the settlers' ternporary Btructures, as an archaeological site where no structures or fencea sbould be built and no trees planted. Tbe decision also nean! that the Eettlers Pould be alloeed
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on a specific conflict between Israeli settlers and Palestinian residents in the West Bank, particularly in the area of Tel-Runeida. The events described involve disputes over land ownership, construction, and the removal of obstacles, with a strong emphasis on the Israeli military and settlers' actions. While there may be some tangential references to economic or environmental issues, the primary focus is on the conflict itself, rather than any specific economic or environmental concerns.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture