text: ill &UW8%k are& 610DIi&@P8 UWCCO@&hlV thfd U80 Qt CiVilhI 8Bd 6iplQutiC ~P8OlXMl, aI tros~:eyss * ENS/cam A/IS/PI. b 105 own territory, whichdoec not compromiro or affect the existonce of tpIB State of Israel within it8 borderr 81 reeogrrimed by tbo Unitad Nntionr. Wo are convlaced .t+t a political and uegotiatd aolutioa to the problem of Palestine will certainly be a mtep towarBa a rulution to the problem of tbo Middle East, !Ihe rituation in &ban019 dooss not seem to b6 improving. The civil wnr eonthumr to take live8 aud to render iaereaoingly difficult the economic uituation of tb popU1atiQsm. Guatemala appeal8 to the parties to the conflict to deni& from their hortile &tit& and to take conciliatory RIBaaurea that could make it poreible to ertablirh tbo confidence neceesary for negotiation and dialogue ~8 to put am end to a war which has taken 80 many liven an& which hau caused 60 much ruffering in that country. ‘., Peace-keeping operstiunm will undoubtedly contribute to the rf cuction of budgmt8 devoted to total demtructioh and to the arms race. The moral force of the Wnitod Ilationm im an additional guarautee of tho transparency required for the peace procomm. It i8 al80 the laoet appropriate way to involve the international CQlllesunity in the rgmtoratlon of international peace and security. Certainly t ris cannot bm a solution to an orimting problem, but it provides the time necessary for the'reduction of tonmion and fez the promotion of the mutual confidence-building mamurem that are necemsary if we are to lay the foundations of a lasting and l table peace. Contra1 Aawrica itmolf ham benefited from the80 opotetions through the work done in tha region by tha thitetl Yationm Observer Group through the work of the Intomational Support and Verification Coatiidmmion in the process of demobiliaatioa 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement from a government or international organization, focusing on the conflict in the Middle East, particularly in Palestine and Guatemala. It mentions the need for peace, negotiation, and dialogue to resolve the conflict, as well as the importance of international cooperation and peacekeeping operations. The text does not mention specific economic or industrial issues, but rather emphasizes the humanitarian and political aspects of the situation.