text: situation even OPDre odious &S the fact that the Israeli authorities are able to continue to flout our international body and its Charter with impunity. The CCZQSW~~ ier aware that Israel has always &mtruoted, and continues tr, obstfuct, all peace initiatives undertaken by the AE& countries, includiw the latest one by the Paleetinians. Poe WWIY peace effsrte, haw many attempts to find e settlementr and huu many Arab concessiona have been rejected out of hand? Doee Israel seriously believe that: it can impose a "pax Israeli" - an Israeli peace - which runa counter to the logic of history? w- s/Pv. 2923 132 (Hr. Shihabf, Saudi Arabia) We urge that action be taken to restore the rights of the Palestinians and remdy the situation as soon as possible. I am convinced that the Council, in its wlsdum, will adopt a wise solution. Saudi Arabia is respectful of the Holy Places and King Pahd will continue @rote& the Holy Places and their integrity. We call on the international n...,,mfty to fulfil it8 obligations to ensure that peace and justice prevail in Palestine, to restore peace in Palestine. The fighting people of Palestim contfnm to provide outstanding examples of self-sacrifice and strength and there is no doubt that they will ultimtely be successful in theft struggle. The PftESIDENTz I thank the representative of Saudi Arabia for his kind words addressed to ma. Mr. ALARWN de QUESADA (Cuba) (interpretation frm Spanish) : Although I have already had an opportunity at an earlier nreeting this month to congratulate you, Mr. President, on the vay in which YOU are conducting the work of our Cmcfl, aud also, on behalf of my delegation, to pay a well-deserved tribute and express very special appreciation to Akabassador Tadease Of Ethiopia for the way in uhich he 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Saudi Arabia in an international organization, such as the United Nations. The speech focuses on the situation in Palestine, specifically criticizing Israel's actions and urging action to restore the rights of the Palestinians. The text does not mention any specific economic, industrial, or technological issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of peace and justice in the region.