text: of the intifadah some 30 ammths ago. What is happening in occupied Palestine is a series of war crimes, criePss against humanity, since they include genocide as defined in article 2 of the Conventian a~ the Prevention and Rmiahment of the Crime of Genocide. Fhe continuing of raciet, military Zionism ia the basis for the Israeli authorities continued rejection of all peace initiatives, and this has led to the present situation. The Israeli Prime Minister has announced that he &es not wish to discurn the matter of the occupied territories since, according to him they are Israeli territory and thus rick open for dj,ewasion. m/orpt S/W” 2923 196 (MC. Abdullah, United Acab Ehicates) Nhat paam initiative is Israel proposing cx accepting? To which ceaolution has Israel responded? To which appeal launched by an international organisation has Israel actually responded in a positive way3 Eia~ cm we solve this problem? Israel’s only response here is mxe violenoe, more settleaents, and thousands of iuunigcarts entering the occupied territory. The international axcmunity has become aare of the danger inherent in this polioy, which may lead to a global and destructive war, the consequences of which we can all predict. Israel is responsible for the fact: that we have not yet found a soluticm to this conflict, whi& muvt allov the Palestinian people to eaecoise all of i t8 legitimate national c ights, including the right to return hare. Ths peace initiatives adopted by the Palestine National Council, by which the State of Palestine was proclaimad, were pit forward in response to initiatives launohed by the international community. The intifadah is a legitimate expression of the dssice of the Palestinian people to live in freedom and with dignity and to maintain its national identity, The woe Id has recently w itneased many changes taking plam in various pacts of 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or opinion piece, criticizing the Israeli government's policies towards the Palestinian people and calling for an end to the occupation. The language used is strongly emotive and accusatory, with references to "war crimes", "genocide", and "racist" policies. The text also references international law and organizations, indicating a focus on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.