text: pp. 94-951, thought that Arafat’s action was a joke when he referred t0 the eQP which is reproduced on the coins and on the charts of Xarael. I would think that the representative of Israel should read better the cartwraeW as shown W the i&rut Party and the Likud, that shaws the map of Israel to be extending on bcth banks of the River Jordan. His is not a joke. The position of the representative of Israel is an insult to our intelligence. Yes, it Is truer we cb maintain the map of Palestine as shorn on all, the literature by the United Nations. We shall continue to maintain that as a map of Palestine until such time as the final peace treaty between the Palestinian people - the State of Palestine - and the State of Israel omes under the auspices of the United Nations, showing exactly where the boundaries of each State lie. I am surprised that some States still call for the security of Israel without telling us exactly where the boundaries of Israel ace@ and it is for the Council and the State of Israel to tell us where those boundaries are. Finally, the personal participation of President Arafat in the first meeting of the current eessicn of the Security Council teaf f irms our trust in the endeavours of the United Nations, particularly those unbrtaken by the Sacretary-General. His presence also is really an expression of our knowledge that, in the final analysis, the Security Council is the proper, if not tbe anly, vehicle ta achieving tbe long werdw peace in Palestine and in the Middle East. The PRESIURNT: There are no further wakers inscribed on my list for this meeting. EHFB s/w. 2923 319 (The President) 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, likely given by a representative of the Palestinian State or a pro-Palestinian entity. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international organizations and agreements. The topic of discussion is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically the boundaries and territories of the two states. The speaker is emphasizing the need for a final peace treaty and the importance of the United Nations in achieving this goal.