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Israeli Settlements in the Occupied TerritoriesAuthor(s): Ann M. LeschSource: Journal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 8, No. 1 (Autumn, 1978), pp. 100-119Published by: University of California Press on behalf of the Institute for Palestine StudiesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2536104 .

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RESEARCH MATERIAL

Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Territories

COMPILED BY ANN M. LESCH*

[EDITOR'S NOTE: Israeli settlements in the territories occupied in the 1967 war continue to be a centre of controversy. Ann M. Lesch, in a previous article for the Journal (Vol. VII, No. 1, Autumn 19-77, pp. 26-47), outlined the rationale behind the settlements in the occupied territories, with accompanying charts and appendices. There follow revised and updated (March-April 1978) maps and lists of settlements compiled by Ms. Lesch. Details as to the date of foundation, location, type of settlement, economic base and original landowners in each instance are supplied after the maps.]

* Ann M. Lesch is a former associate Middle East representative of the American Friends Service Committee. She is co-author of The Politics of Palestinian Nationalism.



RESEARCH MATERIAL 101

MAP 1: GAZA STRIP AND NORTHERN SINAI

Ashkelon

MEDITERFRA NEA N SEA

Beit Lahiya * / Beit Hanun

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Israeli Settlements: Refugee Camips:

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11 Yamit H Rafah 12 Sufa (Succot)

Sinai Coast: 13 Holit Key: 14 Sadot

17 Haruvit B 15 Nir Avraham Armistice line (1949) 18 Tarsag (Haruvit) 16 Dikla International border

0 20 40 Beduin resettlement zone L I I k m



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21 Kae\ Bane

21 Kadesh Barnea UN buffer zone (1975) 22 Neviot 23 Zaharan -* International border 24 Di Zahav 25 Ophira 0 /

40UDI 26 At-Tur (workers' camp) 0E 2 4 60A




MAP 3

THE GOLAN HEIGHTS


1 Neve Ativ 2 Snir 3 Har Odem 4 El Rom 5 Merom Golan 6 Ein Zivan Mount 7 Ur Tal Hermo 8 Katzrin LEBANON 9 Keshet SYRIA

10 Ani'am / 11 Yonatan 12 Sha'al

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Khushniya

Arab Villages: Safad * 8 10 1

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9 Netiv Hagdud 10 Mivsom (Na'aran) A4Ji-jg I11 Y'itav 12 Almog 1 3 Kalia 14 Mitzpe Shalem 15 Malki Shua 16 Ro'i 17 Beka'ot 18 Hamra 19 Mekhora 20 Gitit 21 Ma' ale Ephraim 22 Mevo Shiloh /

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23 Kochav Hashahar / 24 Ramonim S

25 Mishor Adumim (Ma'ale Adumim)

26 Reihan (Mei Ami Bet) 27 Dotan (Sanur) I 28 Silet e-Dhahar 29 Karnei Shomron / 30 Sal'it (Zur Nathan Bet) 31 Elon Moreh (Kaddum) 32 Elkana (Mes'ha, Pe'erim) 33 Tapuah 34 Kharas or Haris 35 Shioh 36 Bnei Tzalah (Nebi Saleh) 37 Ofra (Ba'al Hatzer) 38 Beit El 39 Beit Horon 40 Shilat (Mevo Hori'im) 41 Mevo Hoeon C 42 Kfar Ruth (Mevo Horon D) 43 Mevo Horon 44 Canada Park Key: 45 Givon 46 Atarot ' X Settlement 47 Neve Ya'akov 48 Ramot "Limit nf settlement" 49 Ramat Eshkol, Sanhedria (Allon Plan) road

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50 French Hill, Hebrew Jerusal Settementland University (Mount Scopus)

51 Jewish Quarter, Old City Land being acquired 52 East Talpiot t or proposed for 53 Gilo, Hat Gilo J,,,I settlements and 54 Tekoah nature reserves 55 Elazar Armistice line 56 Rosh Tzurim I -., A i * 57 Alon Shvot j Gush (1949)

58 Kfar Etzion Etzion . 59 Migdal Oz 60 Kiryat Arba 61 Dahariya 62 Yattir

* It may be noted that the plans formulated by the Labour government stressed (a) The Eastern slopes and Jordan valley, (b) The Latrun-jerusalem area, and (c) Gush Etzion. The Likud government is placing greater emphasis on the central hills and western slopes, in particular the central agricultural area northeast and southeast of Nablus. Therefore, the map may understate the amount of land being acquired in that area. There is also considerable secret land-buying, which is almost impossible to trace - A.L.



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