THE ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

    Israel will aspire to leave standing the real estate assets of the Israeli settlements.

    The transfer of Israeli economic activities to Palestinian use embodies within it a possibility for the expansion of Palestinian economic activity.

    Israel proposes that an international body be established, to be agreed upon by the United States and Israel, which will receive possession from Israel of the settlements that remain and will appraise the value of all the assets.

    Israel reserves for itself the right to ask for consideration ofthe economic value of the assets that will be left in the evacuated area.

    INFRASTRUCTURES AND CIVILIAN ARRANGEMENTS

    The water, electricity, sewage and communications infrastructures that serve the Palestinians will be left in place.

    Israel will aspire to leave in place the water, electricity and sewage infrastructures that serve the Israeli settlements that willbe evacuated.

    As a rule, Israel will enable the continued supply of electricity, water, gas and fuel to the Palestinians, under the existing arrangements.

    The existing arrangements, including the arrangements with regard to water and the electro-magnetic area, will remain valid.

    THE ACTIVITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL CIVILIAN ORGANIZATIONS

    Israel views very favorably continued activity of the international humanitarian organizations and those that deal will civil development which aid the Palestinian population.

    Israel will coordinate with the international organizations the arrangements that will make this activity easier.

    THE ECONOMIC ARRANGEMENTS

    In general, the economic arrangements that are currently in effect between Israel and the Palestinians will remain valid. These arrangements include, among other things:

    A. The entry of workers into Israel in accordance with the existing criteria.

    B. The movement of goods between the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria, Israel and foreign countries.

    C. The monetary regime.

    D. The taxation arrangements and the customs envelope.

    E. Postal and communications arrangements.