text: attain self-determinationl 2.CallsyponIsrael, theoccupying Power,toreleaseallPalestinions and otherArabsarbitrarily detained orimprisonedl 3.Requests theSecretary-General toreporttotheGeneral Assembly as soon aspossible butnotlaterthanthebeginning ofitsforty-fifth session onthe implementation ofthepresent resolution. 78thplepary meetipg 8December 1989 .1.5/AlU/564. /...December 1987, 636(1989)ofaa;:u:;;". A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page 46 E TheGeneral Assembly, Recalling Security Council resolutions 605(1987)of22 607(1988)of5January 1988,608(1988)of14January 1988, 6July1989 and 641 (1989)of30August1989, Takingnoteofthereports oftheSecretary-General of21January 198811/and 28September 1989, ~/ Alarmed bythecontinuing deportation ofPalestinians fromtheoccupied Palestinian territory bytheIsraeliauthorities, Recalling theGenevaConvention relative totheProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofWar,of12August1949,AIinparticular article 1andthefirst paragraph ofarticle 49,whichreadasfollows: "ArtIcle 1 "The High Contracting Parties undertake torespect andtoensurerespect forthepresent Convention inallcircumstances." "Article 49 "Individual ormassforcible transfers, aswellasdeportations of protected persons fromoccupied territory totheterritory oftheoccupying Powerortothatofanyothercountry, occupied ornot,areprohibited, regardless oftheirmotive•••", Reaffirming theapplicability oftheGenevaConvention tothePalestinian and otherArabterritories occupied byIsraelsince1967,including Jerusalem, 1.Strongly deplores thecontinuing disregard byIsrael, theoccupying Power,oftherelevant decisions oftheSecurity Council andresolutions ofthe General Assembly; 2.Demands thattheGovernment ofIsrael, theoccupying Power,rescind the illegal measureS takenbytheIsraeli authorities indeporting Palestinians and thatitfacilitate theirimmediate return; 3.CallsuponIsrael, theoccupying Power,toceaSeforthwith the deportation ofPalestinians andtoabidescrupulously bytheprovisions ofthe .l§/Al44/565. /...A/AC.183/L.2/Add.lO English Page47 GenevaConvention relative totheProtection ofCivilian Persons in.:rimeofWar ~of 12Auqust1949J 4.Requests theSecretary-General toreporttotheGeneral Assembly assoon aspossible butnotlaterthanthebeginning ofitsforty-fifth session onthe implementation otthepresent resolution. 18thplenary meeting 6December 1989 F thoGoneral Assembly, poeplyconcerned. thattheArabterritories occupied since1967havebeenunder continued Israeli military occupation, Recalling Security Council resolution 497(1981)of11December 1981, Recalling alsgitsresolutions 36/226 Bof17December 1981,ES-9/1of 5February 1982,37/88 Eof10o.cember 1982,38179Fof15December 1983,39/95F of14December 1984,40/161 Fof16December 1985,41/63rof3December 1986, 421160rof8December 1987,43121of3November 1988,43/58 Fof6December 1988 and44/2of6October 1989, Hayingcgnl:i,der,d thereportoftheSecretary-General of20October 1989,lil Recalling itlllprevious relolutions, inparticular re801utions 3414(XXX)of 5December 1975,31/61of9December 1976,32/20of25November 1977"33/28and 33/29of7December 1978,34170of(5December 1919and35/122 Eof 11DeceJllber 1980,inwhich,int,raliA;itcalled uponIsraeltoputanendtoits occupation oftheArabterritories andtowithdraw fromallthoseterritories, Reaffirming onc,moretheilleqality ofIsrael's dec18ion of14December 1981 toimposeitslawlII,jurisdiction andadministration ontheSyrian ArabGolan, which hasresulted intheeffective annexation ofthatterritory, Reaffirming thattheacquisition ofterritory byforceisinadmissible under theCharter oftheUnitedNation. andthatallterritories thusoccupied byIsrael mustbereturned, Recalling theGeneva Convention relative totheProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofKar,of12August 1949,.i/ 1.StrQQgly cond,mQI Isra,l, theoccupying Power, t:OI'itsrefusal tooomp.Ly withtherelevant resolution. oftheGen,ral Assembly andtheSecurity Council, 11/.vU/643. /...A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page 48
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly, addressing the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories and the Israeli occupation. The language used is focused on the human rights and humanitarian aspects of the situation, with references to international law and conventions. The text also expresses concern over the continued Israeli occupation and the plight of the Palestinian people.