text: ~nd Nonhem Ireland In their letters to the Secretary­ General of 9 and 20 ~rch 1970, i:·espectively,lll l . EndorJts the report ot the Personal Repreletrta­ t ive of the Secretary-Oeneral, which h!I been circulated to the Security Council, under cover ot a note from the Secretary Genual, on 30 April 1970;28 !12 Ibid,, Suppltnunt for Ja1w.Jry, February and March 1970, documenl S/9726. II Ibid., Supplement for Aprtl, May and June 1970, docu• ment S/9772.. 2. W elcomeJ the conclusions and findings of the report, in particular that "the overwbt.11ming majority of the people of Bahrain wish to gain recognition of their identity in a fully independent and sovereign State freP, to decide for itJelf its relations \vith other States" _:a-a 24 Jbid,, para, 57 Adopttd unani,nously ar 1h~ l5J6th meeting fflE SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST111 Decblon At its 1537th meeting, on 12 May 1970, the Council decided to invite the representatives of Lebanon, Israel, Morocco and Saudi Arabia to participate, without vote, in the discussion of the item entitled: "The situation in the Middle East: "Letter dated 12 May 1970 from the Permanent Representative of Lebanon to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council ( S/9794) ;2" "The sit,rntion in the Middle East: ''Letter dated 12 May 1970 from the Pemianent Representative of Israel to the United Nations ad­ dressed to the President qf the Security Council ( 5/979.5) < "26 Rc1mlution 279 ( 1970) of 12 May l 970 The Security Council Demands the immediate withdrawal of all Israeli armed force5 from Lebanese territory. Adopttd unanlmou.rly at tht H37th meeting. Re11olutlon 280 (1970) or 19 Ma,-1970 The Security Council, Having cum'idered the agenda contained in docu­ ment S/Agcnda/1537, - an Re10lutlona or decl1iona on this question were also 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic document, discussing the situation in the Middle East, specifically the conflict in Bahrain and the actions of the United Nations Security Council. It mentions resolutions, letters, and documents related to the conflict, indicating that it is a political and international relations-related text.