text: frcm the &curity Comcil, fn keeping with the reepomibility entrwted to it by the inbrnstiunal mamnity, in the fore of measurea that will qmrmtee international protectian to its wouen and children against the bullets of the Israeli soldiers ahd settlero. That is has this lofty b&y, the guarmimr of interuatiouaf peace md security, om spare the Palestinian people events SU~I c1~ that of Riehor La Zion md p1t an md to the daily elau&tar in the occupied Palestiuim territories. llay your CWudl act in a msuuer ansisbent with the c~ursa of history and respard to the expectations not anly of the Palestinian people but also of all peoples that pray for gdaae and harmmy in the blessed laud of Palestiue. The RIfSlpiS’JTt I that& the representative of Memca, for the kind words addressed to IliB- AJ/gt S/W.2923 273 Mr.MWSEANlJ 0Iosmnia)K Mr. Prmidant, we cnngcatulata you Sot the consummate ant you have bisplaysd iu your capacity as PresiUant of the Comcil for the current month ad in bringing us to a city of su& aatstinding diplomatic tsadltfonm. Indeed, this isa plaoa that brings 00 aeaory the old Lengurtof Nations and ito stmrd against inhumanity and var. Way this be a good omm foe tbhs present debata which u&a oouveued m the basim of the urgency of a situatiar that requires CM utaost dsdication. W delemtion is amfident that y%mr stewardship will help m to find a mu appxadr to euoh a ueusitive matter. We also spay tribute to your prsdscessor in the prapidsncy, AiabaesaQr Tadessep whose couutry well repembers this city, md I am very prcud to recall that Mania provi&d uarmsuppott tc Ethtipia's struggle at the I&Nue of Nations in the 1930s. I aleo take thisopportunityto welaomet our naw calleague, the representative 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement from the Security Council, discussing the situation in the Palestinian territories and the protection of Palestinian civilians. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law and the need for peace and security. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture. It also does not specifically focus on science and technology. The humanitarian aspect of the situation is the primary concern, with a focus on protecting civilians from violence.