text: occupying Power,including thekilling andwoundinq ofPalestinian civi~ians and therecentactionofransackinq thehousesofdefenceless civilians inthe Palestinian townofBeitSahour, Stressing theneedtopromote international protection tothePalestinian civilians intheoccupied Palestinian territory, Recognizing theneedforincreased support to,aidforandsolidarity withthe Palestinian peopleunderIsraeli occupation, Havingconsigered therecommendations contained inthereportofthe Secretary-General, 11 Recalling itsrelevant resolutions aswellastherelevant Security Council resolutions, 1.Condemns thosepolicies andpractices ofIsrael, theoccupying Power, whichviolate thehumanrightsofthePalestinian people intheoccupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, and,inparticular, suchactsasthe opening offirebytheIsraeli armyandsettlers thatresultinthekilling and wounding ofdefenceless Palestinian civilians Ithebeating andbreaking ofbone5, thedeportation ofPalestinian civilians, theimposition ofrestrictive economic measures, thedemolition ofhouses, theransacking ofrealorpersonal property belonging individually orcollectively toprivate persons, collective punishment anddetentions, andsoforthl 1/UnitedNations, TreatySeries, vol.75,No.973. 1/S/19443.------IlIII!IIIIIIII-s A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page5 2.Demands thatIsrael, theoccupying Power, abidescrupulously bythe GenevaConvention relative totheProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofWar,of 12August1949,anddesist immediately fromthosepolicies andpractices whichare inviolation oftheprovisions oftheConvention1 3.~llsuponalltheHighContracting Parties totheConvention toensure respectbyIsr3el, theoccupying Power,fortheConvention inallcircumstances, in conformity withtheirobligation underarticle 1thereof; 4.Strongly deplores thecontinuing disregard byIsrael, theoccupying power,oftherelevant decisions oftheSecurity Council1 5.Reaffirms thattheoccupation byIsraelofthePalestinian territory since1967,including Jerusalem, andoftheotherArabterritories, innoW3Y changesthelegalstatusofthoseterritories; .n 6.Requests theSecurity Council toexamine withurgency thesituation in theoccupied Palestinian territory withaviewtoconsidering measures neededto provideinternational protection tothePalestinian civili3ns inthePalestinian territory occupied byIsraelsince1967,including Jerusalem; 7.Inyites MemberStates, theorganizations oftheUnitedNations system, governmental, intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations, andthemass communications mediatocontinue andenhance theirsupport forthePalestinian people; he8.Requests theSecretary-General toexamine thepresent situation inthe Palestini3n territory occupied since1967,including Jerusalem, byallmeans available tohimandtosubmitperiodic reports thereon, thefirstsuchreport as soonaspossible. 23rdplenary meeting 6October 1989 RECORDED VOTEONRESOLUTION44/2:140-2-6 Infa~~ur: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Angola, Argentina, Australia, Austr~a, Bahamas, 8ahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, 8elgi~, Belize, Benin,Bhutan. Boliyl• Botswana Brazil BruneiDarussalam Bulgaria, Burkina faao.Burundl. Byelorussia. Ca~eroon: Canada: Chad,Chile, Chin~,Colombia, Ca.orol. congo,COltaRicI,COte d'lvolre. CUbl,Cyprus. Czechoslovakia, Democratic Kaapu~hea. De.ocratic Ye..n.De~ark. Djiboutl, Ecuador. Egypt.Ethiopia, Fiji,Finland, france. Gabon.Ca.oia. C.rMan DeMocratic Republic Federal Republi~ ofGerMany, Ghana,Gr.ec., Cuat...la.Guin.a. GUinea-Bissau, Guya~a, Haiti.Hungary, Iceland, India,Indon.sia. Iran.Iraq.Ireland, Italy,Jamaica, Japan,Jordan, Kenya.Kuwait, Laopeopl~'a D •.ocratic Republic, Lebanon, Lesotho. Liberia, Libya,Luxembourg, Madagaacar, Malayala, MaldIY.I, Mali,Malta, Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Mongolia, Morocco, Moza.aiqu., Myan-.r, Nepal. Netherland;, NewZeal~nd, Mic~ragua, Nlger,Nig.ria, Norway. OMln,Paktatan, Pana.a,
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, condemning the actions of Israel, the occupying power, in the occupied Palestinian territory. The resolution focuses on the human rights of the Palestinian people, including the killing and wounding of civilians, the ransacking of homes, and the imposition of restrictive economic measures. The text does not discuss economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather addresses humanitarian concerns and human rights violations.