text: to Members of the Orqanization, whether they are me&era of the Council or not. IL% &mwa, uhete we went for reasons familiat to every-e, right at the end of our stay we received a publication available to everyone pesent, a magazine edited by officials who work there. I noticed au announcement, an advertissurent for Finnair, the airline of your COUntfy, Sir, with a very nice pidure intended to appeal to those who have a chance , UC at leaz8t the tim, to visit the northam part of your wuntry, which is obviously very attractive. The advertisment says: (tqxke in English) %31&m SMShhe fo all you me. ranging for nothing. The play starts over and over again.* (continued in Span isbl Returnhg co New York, I wondeeted whether ue would be greeted w&h the saw fa@, discussing the question of Palestine, discussing the inadmissible situation impa3ed on ita people, and X uisndered whether we uould be faced with the game need to go over and over the 8am old material and talk about the 8am things with which we are all 80 faiailiar . I wmld ~01~1ude by wondering aloud, asking members of the Comcil, fnnd the bwtbers of the Orqmizaticm t&o created the colmait to act eff~cicntly and effectively this question: how much langeor? The PRESIDEbJTo I thank the tepresentetive of cube for his kind words addressed to me. JB/16 S/W. 2926 51 Mr. AL-AWE (Yemen) (interpretation fro5 Arabic): Not only is the negative vote cast by the delegation of the wited States n cause of diaappoiutment to u50 we 5ust also try to imagine the reaction of the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territories. mat people has up until now hoped to see the Council provide the protection it needs against the occupation and the occupying 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or a statement made at an international organization, possibly the United Nations. The speaker seems to be addressing the issue of Palestine and the occupation of its territories. The mention of an airline (Finnair) and a magazine publication suggests that there may be a connection to international travel or tourism. However, the primary focus of the speech is on the political and humanitarian situation in Palestine, rather than on economic or environmental issues.