text: Egypt has also striven for many years to persuade Israel to desist from its oppressive Practices, which reveal its intention to continue to encroach upon the territory‘of another'people and to~subject it‘to'colonial domination - a Policy unequivocally condemned by the civilized international community. JsM/td s/PV. 2786 54- 55 (Mr. Badawi, Egypt+ The profound lesson which must be understood by all - in Israel, in par titular - is that all attempts at coersion for two whole decades have not broken the will to struggle or the desire for freedom in the hearts of these young people who are only half as old as the occupation of their land. This generation of valiant people has brought the situation to a head, even though, as some might argue, we might not soon see the realization of its aspiration to exercise the right of self-determination. Nevertheless, it has become clear from this uprising that Palestinian objectives are not unattainable. Jvw13 call s/m. 2786 56 (Mr. Badawi, Egypt) Having tried ali forms of violence and coercion, Israel will have to heed the of reason and logic. Nowadays the Middle East is witnessing grave events which will have profound effects on developments in that region. There is an elementof particular impor-tance that necessitates wise handling of the situation, which is that the current uprising is being carried out by a generation of Palestinians born under occupation; that is also to say that it is being carried out by that generation which will have to shoulder the burden of the establishment of a just peace in that sacred piece of land. Therefore, in all sincerity and frankness we urge Israel not to miss the opportunity to start serious talks aimed at the achievement of a just, lasting and comprehensive settlement of the conflict that will achieve its hope for 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from an Egyptian diplomat, addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on the rights of the Palestinian people and the need for a just and lasting peace. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the political and human rights aspects of the conflict.