text: UNITED NATIONS AS General Assembly Security Council Distr. GENERAL A,/44/ 955 s/2I362 19 June 1990 ENGLI SH ORTGINAL: FRENCH GENERAL ASSEMBLYForty-fourth session Agenda iten 3q QUESTION OF PALESTINESECURITY COUNCILForty-fifth year Letter dated.lS June 1990 !-!-a!1 ltre Chairnan of the Conrnittee ot' tnr "*rr"t". ot an" t noia.a- "Edlioii. "-r.".rr,r.r,people.ddr"ssed to th" Seq,i tarv_clnlral rn my capacity as.chairnan of the con'nittee on the Exercise of the rna.r.ienab'e Rights of the palestinian people, t o,i"i-ir-"ipress outrage at the incursion by the rsraeli army into the Rimar. Health centre-io-iu"- city and its use oi-.""r_g.", \arhich seriously affected a large ""rnU.r-of-ioiants and ronen, According to the ulited Nations Relief and works Agency for palestine Refugees in the Near East (press lelease He/8/gO, i"t.a fS June 1990), on t2 June, an Israeli arny officer. !rh: :as pursuing = aor,Jllr,ror", s , fired tr.ro tear_gas cannisters into the nirnat gearrh c."t.". --i" r resurt, sone r.60 infauts lrere overcome by tear-gas fye: ald had to be gi.,r.o "r".g"rrcy treatment. Reucersiiniitil;""l"ti.i:::: that the rsraeli ".'iy i"a ".,,i",,.1d tr,e oiiice" in quesrion On behalf of the Conunittee, f-wish to protest it1 the strongest terms the tendency or. the part of the.fsrae'i "..y-;o-;;.r, on children of ever younger ages in its efforts to suppress the intifadair to.o"qn random brutaJ.ity and intinidation of the civirian popu.lation. o"ry-lru"t ;;;;;" 5 June, Agence France presse reported that two children, aged 7 and 14 iespectivefy, were shot and killed ir Nablus' since the o"nt:"1:n o.r trre lat:igedahl "t t.a"t 209 chitdren under 16 have been l<ilLed and hundreds of others *o*a"a..-..-'
analysis: The text appears to be a formal statement from the United Nations, specifically the Security Council, condemning the actions of the Israeli army in the Palestinian territories. The language used is strong and critical, highlighting the humanitarian consequences of the actions, such as the use of tear gas on children and the killing of innocent civilians. The text also mentions the Israeli army's tendency to target children and civilians, which suggests that the issue is not just a matter of security, but also a matter of human rights and international law.