text: and to express support for the revolution an8 fir the Huelim people of Palestine in the whnle area* The PRE~UXBPI I thank the representative of the Xslamic Republic of Iran for the kind words he addressed to ma. The next apsaker is the representative of Qatar. I invite him to take a place at the Comcil table md b make his statement. Mr. AbNI’MAH (Qatar) (interpretation fran Arabic) : Mr. President, I thank you and the other aembere of the Coumil for giving m thie opportunity to address the Council. Let me wngratulate mu, Sir, as mu preeiflct over the Security Council during this historic meeting in which once again the Council has been seized of the question of Pale8tiner thie time on the basis of the bldy events which occurred last week. S/PV. 2923 236 (Mr. JU-EJi’mah, Qatar) 1 am fully convinced that you will acquit yourselves admirably of the task8 before your sin= God has mnferred knavledge and wisdom upon you, and thus pu will be able to bring the work of the Council. to a successful conclusiar and adopt these lcng-awaited resolutions. I am also pleased trr express ~11 gratitude to Zpur predecessor Mr. Tesfaye Tadesse, for his guidance as President of the Security Council l.%t: month. MI delegation, wishes thrcugh the Security Council, to express its pleasure at tha good news of the reunification of Yemen. The atrocities of the Israeli occupation and the violations of the rights of the civilian population of the occupied territories is nothing newa these violations have been perpetrated thraughcut the years of occupation. Earlier resolutions of the Council axd tke General Assembly have called attentim to those violations and have amdenned the violations of intxrnational law and custom, demanding that an end bs ptt to Israel’s intervention - which is contrary to the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech delivered in the United Nations Security Council, discussing the situation in Palestine and the occupied territories. The speaker mentions atrocities, violations of human rights, and occupation, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations, politics, and humanitarian issues.