text: Eighth, the fact that the credentials of the Israeli delegation were issued in the occupied city of Jerusalem, which is a violation of Security Council resolutions, in particular resolution 478 (1980), as well as of relevant resolution of the General Assembly, in particular resolution 35/169 E of 15 December 1980. For all those reasons, we wish once again to express our reservations with regard to the credentials of the delegation of Israel. Mr; VAN SCHAIK (Netherlands); My Government welcomes the report of the Credentials Committee (A/S-18/13) and hopes that it will be adopted without a vote. We would like, however, to state that adoption of that report can in no way be interpreted as support for a Government of which the Khmer Rouge forms a part. RM /19 A/S-18/PV. 9 82 (Mr. Van Schaik, Netherlands ) Meanwhile, the Netherlands Government fully supports the onqoinq efforts towards a comprehensive, peaceful settlement of the conflict in Cambodia. The PRES ID ENT : We have heard the last speaker in explanation of vote before the votinq. The Assembly will now take action on the recommendation of the Credentials Committee contained in paraqraph 19 of its report. In the Credentials Committee the draft resolution was adopted without a vote. May I take it that the General Assembly wishes to proceed in the same manner? The draft resolution was adopted (resolution 3-18/2 ) . The PRESIDENT .• I shall now call on those deleqations wishinq to speak in explanation of vote after the votinq. May I remind deleqations that, in accordance with General Assembly decision 34/401, explanations of vote are limited to 10 minutes and should be made by deleqations from their seats. Mr; NUNEZ MOSQUERA (Cuba) (interpretation from Spanish): My deleqation would like to place on record the fact that we do not recoqnize either the 
analysis: The text appears to be a discussion related to international politics, specifically the credentials of the Israeli delegation to the United Nations General Assembly. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to Security Council resolutions and General Assembly decisions. The topic is not related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather to international relations and diplomacy.