Original sentence: After several such attacks, the program came to a halt.Each family that chose to move was given a plot of land with full infrastructure alloted to it.Following the Six-Day War, Israel gained control over a substaintial number of refugee camps in the territories it captured from Egypt and Jordan.New neighborhoods were built for refugees who chose to participate on land within municipal areas near the camps.Once the home was built, the refugee became the full owner of the property, and was included in the Israeli Land Register.The Israeli government attempted to permanently resettle them by issuing a highly subsidized "build-your-own home" program.The PLO responded to the program by threatening to kill any refugee who moved out of the camps.The Palestine Liberation Organization and the United Nations opposed this program, claiming that the program infringed upon the Palestinian right of return.The United Nations General Assembly passed Resolutions 31/15 and 34/52, which condemned the program as a violation of the refugees' "inalienable right to return", and called upon Israel to immediately halt the program and return the refugees to their camps.The neighborhoods were given an electricity, water, sanitation network, and paved sidewalks, and the Israeli government also built schools, health clinics, shopping centers, and allocated land for mosques.The shelters in refugee camps from which the refugees moved from were then torn down, with the hope that the refugee camps could eventually be dismantled to make way for new refugee neighborhoods