text: figures have ihcrmml and nae exceed thae I have mentioned. Tbcrre facte ae reported in the world press all oonfifm the treatment me96 out to the Palestinian people in G&za, in the Weet Bank and in Jerllealenr by the Saraeli authoritiefj, who knaw nothing but violence ard slaughter. What do bmic human rights man to Israel, in reference to the Palestinian people7 In fact, they mean noth5ng. lnternatisnal reports ccmfirm that fn the first two years of the intifedah Peraeli for-e have killed more than 700 Pales?.inkns. Since last m/12 S/PU 2 923 42 04~. Al-Baharnar Paht ain) Sunday they have killed mre than 27 people - indiscriminately, as 1 have already aaid. As we have heard frm President Arafat, that figure has nu# been greatly surpassed. And f am onlY quoting the number of Palestinians killed bY the Israeli hay, a figure that inclu&s children, young people, woson and men. The figure does not, hcueverc include the thousmds of Palestinians who have been warna3d - and ser iouo ly - as a result of the Israeli Army’s opening fire under orders frcia the junta in power, which has resulted in the severe miming of mMY* If we look at the report of Amnesty International for 1989, we see that since the beginning of the intifadah in bcember 1987 up to the time the report Was published the Israeli Governrasnt has wcunded more than 25,000 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, areas under Israeli occupation. The Israeli authorities have subjected to administrative arrest - without any accusations being brought and without any judgeaents being hmded down - more than 5,000 Palestinians, some Of whcan were arrested merely for crimes of opinion. The report also states that the Israeli Government has put hundreds of Palestinians QI trial in 8 very ewgeditious 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement about the human rights situation of the Palestinian people, specifically in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It discusses the killing, wounding, and imprisonment of Palestinians by the Israeli authorities, as well as the lack of action by international human rights organizations. The text does not mention any economic, industrial, or environmental issues, and its focus is on the humanitarian and human rights aspects of the conflict.