text: Secretary-General to be Bispatched on an urgent basis to 1-k at the situation and to report be& to the Secretary-General. We continue to urge all parties to exhibit the necessary flexibility to permit such a mission ti take place. The draft. r eaolu titm before us today, however , seeks to advance a different vehicle, which we cannot support. We cannot enter&in any Fcpis Cc ftb ---*-* rubL, 0: rspid implementation. It does not focus attention an the real needs of moving the peace process forward, an endeavour that must be undertaken by the parties thelPlelVes in the regiar. Kither, it would too easily becolrne a vehicle which could MS/13 S/W. 2926 38 (Mr. Pickecinq, United states) be raiaused to generate more needlesa coutrovecay and disputi in the area, something clearly inappropr late e especially under present circumstances. It thus appears to us more likely to add to the problem in the region , rather than help resolve them. For those reasons, the United States has voted against the proposal. The PRESIDENT: I thank the representative of the Wited Stites for the kind WOE& he addressed to me. The representative of Palestine has asked to mke a statesent, and f call cm him now. Mr. TEIRZI (Palestine) : This will be’ a sad day in the annals of the Security Council: &en ane pernanent lperabec invoked its arbitrary powers to deny the Council its respmsibilities and the ability to carry out its basks and duties in response to a truly alarming aituatian. fJe are not sutprisedt we have been through this before. But let me teaseure the Council that our people will maintain their trust and confideme in the need for the Council and in the efficacy of the council, notwithstanding the position taken by a pernranent metier, a permanent 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a political situation, with references to the Security Council, a Secretary-General, and a peace process. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level international discussion. The text also mentions the United States and Palestine, suggesting a context of international relations and conflict resolution.