text: the Palestine issue based Q) the authentic aspirations of the Palestinian paople is causing unforeseeable damage to Israel itself and to its positions. We express cur most sincere hope that in the interest of peace and humanity Israel will accept the indispensability of its participation in the peace process. We therefore call upon Israel, as its first step towards this aim, to cease immediately ite acts of repression against the Palestinian civilian population, uhictr in the last f&u days have resulted in a great 10s~ of human lives and have appalled the entire international smmunity. This meeting of the Security Council should certainly result in a decisive demand to the Israeli Government to ensure respect for the basic nocnm of tfitGfiiciLiMi& iawl & Iourt’n Geneva Gnveniionr ‘the internationai Cwenant on Civil and Political Rights, consistent implementation of relevant Securj,tg Council resolutions and condemnation of the latest crimes committed against innocent Arab-Palestinian civilians. JW,‘64 S/PV. 2923 28C 285 Hr. Rosin, Yugoslavia) In the hope that blind hatred and violence will give way to reason and productive dialogue, we express the readiness of Yugoslavia and the Mavement of Non-Aligned Countries to offer all necessary support to the peace efforts of the world Grganixation and to the asuntries directly involved. Any further delay will contin- to complicate matters and lead us away from a solution, and could result in even nrrce serious mnsequenoes for peace and security in the region and beyond. The mESB)ENT# The next speaker is the representative of Tunisia. 1 -- invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. Mr. GHEZAL (Tunisia) (interpretaticm from Arabic) t First of all I have the pleasure of conveying to pu , Sir, on behalf of the Tunisian &legation Qur warm congratulations QI your presiding war the Security Council for the month of 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, discussing the need for peace, human rights, and an end to violence. It does not contain any specific references to economic development, natural resources, or other fields typically addressed in the categories listed.