text: of a conprehensive, Just and lastlng peace in the utddle East and sould tbreaten the 6ecurity of this reglon. Israel, etth United States support' is intensifying itg pollcy of state terrorisn aqainst Arab statea .nd peoples, grossly violates the norn3 of lnternational lar and flouts the decisions ot the Security Council. Israel,s actions and the General Assembly rightly pointed Ehis out - confirned that it ia not a peace-loving SCate' persistently violates the prlbciples contained in the United Nationa Charter and fails to carry out its obllgations as a Menber of the Unlted Nat lons. 3. Tbe Soviet Unlon supports the condesnation of Israel exPressed in the General Assembly reaolutlon for Israelrs refusal, in violation of Article 25 of the Charter, to carry out the decisions of the Secutity Council. and the Assembly's call for the adoption of appropriate neasures against Israel. It may be mentioned in this connection that as far back as l0 June 1957 the Soviet Governnent announced it8 declsion to sever diplonatic relacions gith Israel because of Israel's contlnued aggression aqainst Arab Statea and its grosa violation of the decislons of the Security Council. ?o this very day, the Soviet Union has no dlplonatic. trade or cultural relattons uith Israel. It does not auPply Israel uith any reapons or Bili.tary equipnent, does not acquire reapona or nili'tary ecuipnent frorn Israel and does not provlde it uith any econonlc, financial or technical assistance. 4. The Soviet Union is convinced that a conprehenaive, juBt and lasting settlenent in the l.tlalclle EasC nay be achieved only throuqh the colLecCive efforts of all parties concerned, including the Palestine Liberatj,on Orqanization' througn the convening of an International Peace Conference on the mlddle Eaat. as called for by the General Assenbly. ZA!4BIA lOriginal: Eng lishl I}7 JulY 198 5l
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a resolution condemning Israel's actions in the Middle East and calling for a comprehensive and lasting peace in the region. It mentions international law, the United Nations, and the Security Council, indicating a strong focus on international relations and politics.