text: the first two years of the intifadah by prohibited terrorist methods, including internationally-prohibited gas bombs, as reports by two United States and Belgian medical teams have proved. That figure naJ stands at 256. The same Swedish report states that during the sama period between 50,000 md 63,000 Palestiuian children were injured and required medical treatment. wenty-five thousand children, some six year5 of age or younger , were beaten and their banes broken. Further . 675,000 Palestinian children in the West Bank and the Caza Strip wete subject to curfews, with their attendant psychological and educational implications for every&Y life. m/7 s/w 2923 16 Mr. Arafat, Palestine) Batselem, an Israeli human-right 3 orgmization, has reported that, art of 102 cases examined by them in which Palastinian children uere killed, only tme Israeli soldier wa8 impr ismed - for a mere two months. That confirms the conclusions of the Swedish report, which ShcW the contctmpt of Israeli soldiers for the lives of our Palestinia, childran. The Palestinian people expect the Security Council to shoulder its responsibilities to put an end to the Israeli occupation and to begin forthwith to adopt the necee2ary measures to pro&et the lives of the children, women and men of our Palestinian people and their property mder occupation, especially in the light Of the Lsraeli Gwernment’s refusal to abide by any United Nations resolutions, such as Security Council resolutions 465 (1980) and 605 (19871, which condemn and deplore Israeli practioes and Crimea against the Palestinian people and call upon Israel scrupulously b abide forthwith by the fourth @neva Convention of 1949 relative to the Protection of Civilian Person2 in Time of War. The Israeli Government, not cartent with these crimes and this official Organized terrorism against out people, has followed them up by bringing in nebt 
analysis: The text discusses the human rights violations and violence committed against Palestinian children during the Intifada, including reports of injuries, deaths, and psychological trauma. It also mentions the Israeli government's refusal to abide by United Nations resolutions and the lack of accountability for Israeli soldiers. The text does not mention any economic, industrial, or environmental issues, and instead focuses on the humanitarian and human rights aspects of the conflict.