text: by the Security Council. Indeed, the internat?onti comm~unity should increase its efforts to find a solution to the Palestinian problem and to put an end to the sufferings of the Arab populatiar of the occupied territories so that the Palestinian people, with other independent peoples, may enjoy their inalienable r ighta. The intifadah of the Palestinian people in the West Sank, including Zerusalem and the Gasa Strip, is tangible proof that they will not accept my alternative to the exercise of their inalienable rights and that they will not all- their struggle to be dissipated. They will not all- their personality to be effaced or assimilated into other societies, which mid be tantamount to defeat for their historic cawe. Thus the importa;rce of the question of the immigration Of Soviet Jews, which represents such a challenge to the Council. The entire world awaits the Council’s deoisive and equitable resolution an that question. The State of Qatar fully supports the struggle of the Arab people of Palestine and their right to self-determination and to build their okn independent State. We call upon the international ooarnunity to support the Palestinian people in their blessed intifadah to realize their independence and their human rights aa enshrined in the United Nation8 Chatter am9 the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We call upcn the States embers of the Security Council. to take the necessary dd5iOTlS to @It an end to the oppressive and inhuman Israeli policies and ta hrce Israel to respect United Nations resolutions. My delegation considers that the convening of thie meting of the Security Council provides a new opportunity to implement resolutions calling for the convening of an Internetional Pace Cunference on the Middle Eaet, a conference that must ba comprehansive and involve all the parties concerned, including the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the State of Qatar to the United Nations Security Council, discussing the Palestinian issue, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the need for international support for the Palestinian people's right to self-determination. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or science and technology, but rather focuses on humanitarian and political issues.