text: If tiatwete the case in the Gsnetel AsselPbly, the figures would be mcb larger% perhaps there would be a axreeponding negative vote aud we all knew who would cast it. 8ut in any case, we know the feelings, the desiree, the intentions and the will of the Members of the Organization. We were forced to cross the Atlantic to asse&le here. Put what do ue see? Olceagainwe see we are unable toact. In a few hours, Mr. Presi&mt, you will hand over to your succetmor the responsibilities you have disdrarged so brilliantly and in a mimer that has earned the appreciation of all aretiers of the Security Couucil. At that tiDle we shall be beginning the fifth amnth during which the Council has had tn corraider a broader prcblem, a more substantive pmblem, the situation in the territories occupied by Israel. Here I should like to express an idea that perhaps a few observers SWJ~B disagree with. We would hope, Sir, that your successor will enjoy an Outcorm less Erusti’ating than the outcome you and others who have guided the Ceuncil*s work have had to experieme. We are not saying the Security Council should db, mything extraordinary, anything out of the way. We are simply saying the couticil should & &at it was established to do. It was not created ti do anything else. It wm not creat3d M/l5 s/W.2926 48-50 to stand in the way of speedy (lecisions regarding It was not estiblished to spread ineffectiveness, (Mr. Alarcon de Queeada, Cuba) problems of peace and security. inefficiency. No. It was created to make it pass ible for the otgm iza tim to reppond swi ftly and effectively. It was not created to iarposo anyone’s views. It was created to respard on behalf of everyare. And I think everycme*s view8 are rather well known 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of the Organization, addressing the Security Council. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and decision-making. The speaker references the Council's responsibilities and the need for effective action, which suggests a connection to international security and peace. The mention of a specific issue, "the situation in the territories occupied by Israel", further supports this hypothesis.