text: can be only one m&wage TV the pergetratore of violence fran such a i-meting. That k the first re@xn why these meetingr should not km taking Plscatl the Security Council should not assist in the incitewent of violence. JP/car s/i?v. 2 923 84- 85 (Mr. Netanyahu, Israel.) There is, however, a second reason. St is that this mating is a transparent attmpt to violate international law and more precisely to encroach ~1 Israel’s rfghtr duty md tesponsibili ty to govern the territories. The Fourth Geneva bsrvsntion ia absolu+~Ay explicit about that. I hear call8 in the Council EOE cbaervers, and the amsertiar is that Israel has not acted with euffioient reStrafnt in putting down the violence. I want to exa~~ine that preposition. In the face of severe PDb violence, in tin3 face of the loass riots, the number of fatalities in the past few day8 hm been respectively 6, 4, 0, 0, and 2. Each lace of life is tragicr hut we should ask bar it caupares with the record of other countries. JPhkr s/w. 2923 86 (Mr. Uetanyahu, Israel) records, but if he does mt P will cite mm examples of hew Jordan puts Qwn vicllenoe. ft did not have an intffadah, but I shall give exsmplcs of how It addm3sed the pr&lem of dioturbmoas in the very tertritoriea In question uhen it ruled them fat 19 years* In October 1954, in two days, the Jordanian for-6 killed 90 end vounded 117. On 24 April 1963 they killed 12 and wounded 185. On 22 November 1966 they killed and wounded 50. I do not recall anyone - since it was in 1966 I guess the PLC) could have been anyone - asking for the Security Council to be convened and for observers to be sent. In the early 1980s various PXQ factions engaged In an intramuralslaughtee, 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by Mr. Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, addressing the Security Council about the situation in the Middle East. The speaker is defending Israel's actions and criticizing the international community for not taking a stronger stance against violence in the region. The speech mentions specific events and incidents, such as riots and fatalities, and references international law and the Fourth Geneva Convention. The overall tone is defensive and critical, suggesting that the speaker is trying to justify Israel's actions and shift the blame to others.