text: resolution of the conflict in the Middle East region as a whole and especially the cause of the Palestinian Arab people , as well as the West Bank, Gaoa and the Syrian Golan Heights. Moreover, a war would have far-reaching long-lasting effects on the worla economy especially in the case of the developing countries. It will lead to the presence of foreign military forces in the area and create all forms of conflict between the countries of the region. BS/jf s/w. 2943 14 (M& Al--Yemen) If such a catastrophe should ever occur, then the new world order, which is a source of hope in the future , would be wrecked at the very outset through this grave military escalation in the region , especially if force is used outside the authority of the Security Council. This would be on the cards because those who advocate it enthuaiaatically do not do so from a desire to uphold the interests of Kuwait but rather to destroy Arab capabilities and tilt the scales in furtherance of Zionism's objectives and expansionist policies. In this connection, it should not come as any surprise that Israel is at the forefront of those who call for the use of force and the destruction of Iraq's military and industrial installations. This bleak picture , which portrays the extremely serious consequences of Y?Br, makes it imperative for us to rule out such an option and spare no effort in working for a peaceful approach. Such an approach would require patience and flexibility so that there would be a genuine opportuuity for a peaceful solution to the crisis that would put an end to the differences between the two principal parties concerned and restore peace and stability in the region. In this context, our conviction that it is necessary to work for a peaceful 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the political and strategic implications of a war in the Middle East, particularly with regards to the Palestinian issue, the presence of foreign military forces, and the potential destruction of Arab capabilities. It also touches on the economic consequences of such a war, highlighting the potential for long-lasting effects on the world economy, especially for developing countries.