diEposal. (Mararlv, 21 August 1984) 257. Two new settlements nere reportedly 8et up ln nSanarla' during the gecond vteek of september 1984: nNahlielu - an orthodos settlement converted from I t{ahal outpost, Iocated north-rest of Ramallah, bettreen Neveh-Tzuf and Dolev, and nclvat-Ha levona n , a Gueh Emunim settlement created by the zionist Sederatlon and located 2 kilometres from shilo, north of Ramallah. orl 14 september 1984' it ras reported that the IDf. had prevented the settlers from placlng six house-trailers in the Tel-Rumelda slte slnce they flere acting sithout authorlsatlon or 5pproval. (Ha taretz, 13-14 september 1984) 258. On ll January 1985, tt was announced that a joint hbour-IJlkud foruo had aqreed upon the establishment of si:( new settlements ln the West Bank. The settlements, due to be set up by september 1984, are the folloring: - Avney-Hefetz, south-eaBt of Tulkarm and very close to the pre-1967 bor'ler t * Peles, non a military canp, in the northern aector of, the Joralsn Valleyt - MigdaLim' south of l,taraleh-EPhraim, on the eastern sLopea of the Samtrtan hillst - Asaa'el, in the southern Mount llebron area, - Neot Aduoin, near the Jerusalem-Jer icho road, and a sixth gettleoent, either Beitar or Tzoref, in Che Etzion bloc. The declsion was reportedly m€ant to implement a clause in the coalltion 69reem€nt and was described a6 a compromise betneen the confllctlng vieitg of Labour tnd Likud, which vranted settlement throughout lhe weEt Bank. The deciElon uaa reportedly expected to cost $5 milllon, but according to another source each neeA/40/702 Engli€h Page 92 settlenent ln the West Bank costs betrreen g2 and 92.5 milllon. Sources in the Agriculture Ministry said the decislon to eet up a nen settlement in the Jorilan Valley was inconprehensible 6ince the existing settlement6 in that region were in