text: achieved only if there ia a just solution &I the Palestinian question. While it is obviom that the State of Israel has a tight to security, it is equally obvious that the Palestinian people h&l a right to a h-land and to peace and security. My delegaticn is aware that to the Weak md OQQrQsSed use of fofoe my aQQ8ai: to be the only vorthy and legitimate way to end their hardships. Sut we remin convincefJ that the 8Qirit of talerauce and dialogue, which Clearly is required from au ethical point of view, ha8 always held a high plaoa ammg worthwhile principles, and it remim essential to the search fat a real, just and lasting peace. It is ti~g fbr the international commnity and the putties iuvolved in the Hiddle East cfmflict to aaeate the ap~ropfiab conditions for tkrt eouvening of an international p3a4e umfemnae on tie Middle East. There can be no dmbt about the urgency of doins see Tt:at is why, while dk~ploting the upsurge of violence in the region, my count.ry hopes that Ssraal will take all neceseary ste~8 bD eneure the motection of the righti of Pateetinim aiviliam is acaordame with the Geneva S/PV. 2923 279-289 (Wr. Anet, C&e d’lvoire) Convention relative to the Protectian of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 AUWf3e 1949, in Q&r at 1-t e0 give hops for the advent of the just and lasting peace, my country so ardently desires. The PRESIDENT8 I thank the representative of C&e d’Ivoire for his kind words addressed to me. The next speaker is the representative of Yugoslawis. 1 invite him to take the place at the Council table and to make his statement. Mr. m)sD? (Yugoslavia) : I would like tu present my compliments to you, Sir, BB the President of the Security Council for this month. I am convinced that 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of a country to the United Nations Security Council, addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the need for a just and lasting peace. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law and conventions. The focus is on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict, rather than economic or social issues.