text: may be realized’in our land, so that all may live there in safety, security and peace. At the end of these services, donations to the support of our needy brothers and sisters will be collected. “We solenmly charge the Christian faithful to fill the chur.ches by their presence and actively to contribute to the success of what we intend to do, Praying that God may inspire and direct all leaders and people in authority to bring to reality what all of us hope and work for so that the foundation of truth, justice and peace may be ‘firmly laid in our part of the world. ‘Therefore, we again state unequivocally that all our Christian churches . in this country, standing together , seek real peace based on justice and which will never be established unless every person’s rights are fully respected., -only when this happens will arises cease, peace permeate our country and the song of the angels on the birthday of Jesus Christ, ‘The King of Peace’, be a reality: “Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace and goodwill to men .* That statement was signed by the Heads of the following Churches; the Greek Orthodox; the Roman Catholic; the Greek Catholic (Melkite); the Armenian; the Syrian Orthodox; the Anglicans and. the Franciscan Order. We, Palestinians, all BB/sm S/PV.2786 13 (Mr. Terzi, Palestine Liberation Organization) of us, have one stand in matters relating to the well-being of our people and our land - and there is no discrimination there. The report of the Secretary-General speaks of the continuing occupation by Israel of the territories captured in the 1967 war as the underlying problem. The Secretary-Genei-al continues to say that measures to ensure the safety and protection of the civilian population "can only be palliatives", but he affirms 
analysis: The text appears to be a joint statement from Christian churches and leaders in Palestine, advocating for peace and justice in the region. The language used emphasizes the importance of respecting human rights, ending occupation, and achieving peace. The statement also mentions the collection of donations for the support of needy brothers and sisters, suggesting a humanitarian aid and relief component.