text: peace ar.d security, must fully assum the responsibility that it has been given undet the Charter of the United Nation& Xts obligatiar to ensure the i@.ementation of Cts wn resolutkans and of those of the f.kneral AaseEpbly is, in 0uT view, the only mean8 for restoring pence to the tegiar through the sOlutiOt3 Of the Palestine prablera. By umtinuing the intifadah for two and a half years, the Pelestinian people -- has shon tkt there is no alternative to tk full WI aoroplete exeraise of it9 riyht tro eelf-detemination and fndependencra. Its sole legitifuata representative, the Palestine Liberation Orqaniaation (PUN , hers shorn a hfgh degree of PolitiCgll reapnsibility in advocating dialoque and the use of all peaceful m~ane to reach a just and lasting solutim to the ConfliCt. Thie step was cpada official in the courageous and historic decisions adopted by the Palestine National Ccnmcil. Was it not in a neigbbourfrg part of tha PaAais des Nation that Preaidant Yasser Arafat launched his appeal in Dsceakmr 1988 for ‘a peace of the brave between tllo childrm of Abrahama? Unfortunately, his offer of a dialogue with the Israeli authorities waas not takoa up by the latter. S/PV. 2923 271 (Hr. Banhiraa, Nwxwo) peaa *at b8v0 re~ima &ad Lattets for two decoder - ma this ie because or the syatearstic refu#al to recogaize the inalienable rights of the Palalrtinian people, right8 that himtrory# international law ad the oDmunity of &at.aa already recognise. The himtoria turning-point in the Palestinian cause during the eguaI1.p historic eersiar of the National Council found its natural seguel in the deci6ione s of the extraordinary Arab mw&t RaoUd by the Kingdoo of N-woouo in May last year. The Arab countries unani.awusly support the cause of the Palestinian people, inter alia, by reeffitaing their firm dedication tn a political solution tp the 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic document, discussing the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the responsibility of the United Nations to ensure peace and security in the region. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law, history, and the United Nations Charter. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, and instead focuses on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.