text: UNITED NATIONS General AseemblY Distr. GENERAL A/40/649/Add.L 4 October 1985 ENGLISII ORIGINAL: RUSSIAN Fortieth se ssi on Agenda item 75 REPI,IES RECEIVED FROII.I Ukrainian SovietMEMBER STATESRIPORT OF THE SPECIAL CO$I{ITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ISRAELI PRACTICES AFFECTING THE HUI'IAN RIGHTS OF THE POPULATION OF THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES RePort of the Secretary-General (in pursuance of General Assenbly resolution 39/95 F\ Addendun CONTENTS Paqe 2 Socialist Republic .... " " 2 8s-27359 r9ooj (E) A/40/649/Add.L Engl ish Paqe 2 UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST RIPUBLIC 1. The Ukrainian sSR strongly condenns che aggressive and expansionist policy of Israel, carried out eith the direct support and Patronaqe of washington' and the illegat activities of the Israeli authorities in the occupied Arab territories. That policy is the main obstacle in the $ay of a just and conprehensive settlement in the Middte East. The actions of Israel in the occupied Arab territories. includinq all legislative and administrative neasures ained at chanqing the geographic and physical characte!, denographi,c conposition. organizational structure and legal status of those terriEori.es' includinq East Jerusalem, consEitute a flaqrant violation of the norrns of international lagl, including the Fourttr ceneva Convention ot 1949 relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of t,lar. Those actions are a direct challenge to the united Nations charter and numerous resolutions of Che UniEed Nations General Assenbly and the Securily Counc i I . 2. In accordance eith the resoLution of the United Nations General Assenbl-y the Ukrainian sSR lrilt not recognize any changes nade by Israel in the occupied Arab territories and takes no action phich could be used by Israel in the pursuit of ics policies of annexation and coLonization of those lands. The General Assernbly's appeal to the Security Council, as contained in the resolution. to ensure Israelrs
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document, specifically a report by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, addressing the situation in the occupied Arab territories and the practices of Israel. The document is critical of Israel's actions and emphasizes the need for a just and comprehensive settlement in the Middle East. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the document is intended for an international audience. Given the focus on international relations, human rights, and conflict resolution, it is likely that the document falls within the realm of international politics and diplomacy.