text: Can be men in the cepercuss5ontP to whih the latest event6 have given rise beyond the territories. At all times, alane or together r~ith its European partners, Prance has been ceaaele8sly calling cn the Xsraeli Government to abide by its obligations under international lw and to rmve ceaolutely toward8 a settlement. m -..^--.- - LL- . ._ 1 =uumvmy we 6nqgeay cx - Eiahon i,e Zion, Pcahoe ~CIQ expressed its ind.igxa~iox at and oondemnation of this criminal sot, a6 it ha8 of the repression, sympathising with the grief of the families and of the Palestinian nation as a whole. Xt hao decided to emd a miesion, hea&d by the Secretary of State, Prime MinLter’e Offioe in charge of Hummitacian Aotim I to expcees it0 aynwthy and to ame= the RG/27 S/pV. 2923 119 (Mr. Blanc, Prance) situation as well &S the requirements. Rxtcw Kouchner is nar carrying cfut this miseion. With its partners in the Eurqan Cornaunity, France has ma& its views know with regard to the latest developments and called for active commitment in a peace proceae which alone can respnd to the legitimate aspiration5 of the Pales tin ian people. ft has also invited the Comnnnity and the nJelve to mobilise the necessary assLBtance for the emergency action the situation requires8 5CO,C%Xl ECU5 have already been earmarked in connection with this action, The responeibility of our Council is first of all to prevent a further deterioration of the carfrontitian, with the added victirm that that would necessarily entail. To this end, it must therefore again call upon Israel, in the strongest possible term, fully to respect the obligations the Fourth Geneva Convention cn the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War impose on the occupying Power. But it must do arxe 8 in view of the kwrsistent threat posed by 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration from the French government regarding the recent events in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It mentions the obligations under international law, the need for a settlement, and the humanitarian situation. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is an official statement rather than a report on economic or scientific matters.