text: ram, *rL 4 a- YU -UL”YCI..-e “CI? G -a^- ..L-- 1- ILL- -e-L& s .-.- ..a-- nra)yL daL.Qr Y, CI‘U rryr,r. “ALwzbL+“II. Ttiiiriiey rpas vrle or' the Eiisi; countries to recognire the State of Pales tine. We believe that was a natural outmme of our policy cm this iosu5. ENS/69 s/Pv. 2923 308 (MC. &nap Turkey) In our view, b&e question should be solved an the basis of the withdrawal of IStael from the Arab tirritories cccupied since 1967, the recognition of the legitimate rights of the Palestinians, including their right to establish their own State, and an acknowledgement of the right of all sides in the region, including Israel, to live within secure and recognized boundaries. The PLO has taken impottant steps to pave the way towards the solution of this long-standing issue. In this context, the PIO’s acceptance oE SecucLty Councfl resolution8 242 (1967) and 338 (1973) and rejection of terroriem are of particular importance. Israel should reciprocate the PLO’5 moves by adopting conciliatory policies. In our view, peace projects which exclude the mmmencement of dialogue with the PLO are not realistic. Therefore, we believe that Israel should consider wieely the ideas that have been put forward in the hope of contributing to the initiation of a promieifxl pesos process. Few inbhrnational issues are as complex and potentially dangerous as the Arab-Israeli conflict, of which the questian of Palestine is the eeeence. It is imperative that the interested parties entat into an effective negotiating process that will lead to the establishment of peace in the region. There is no doubt that the Glrreilt stalemate is against the interests of all and that it has &ngerous implicatione. It encourages entremiem and provokes a wider conflagration. The events which led to the present meeting of the Security Council have unfortunately deepened tk frustration of the peoples of the region, contributing 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a policy document, discussing a specific international conflict (the Arab-Israeli conflict) and its resolution. It highlights the importance of dialogue, recognition of legitimate rights, and the need for a peaceful solution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level document or statement.