text: UNITED NATTOl{SA GeneralAssembly DisEr. GENERAL A/40/583 30 Aug us E ORIGI NAL:1985 ENGLlSB Forti.ebh sess lon Iten 75 of the provisional agenda* 1. The present report rs 39/95 H of 14 December 1.984 Mayors of Nablus, Rama l lah f olloirs:REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE ISRAELI PRACTICES A.F'FECT ING THE HUMAN RIGHTS OF TgE POPULATION OF THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES Report of the Secreta ry-C'ene r a I (i.n pursuance of General Assenbly resolution 39/95 Hl subnitted in pursuance of General Assembly resoLution concerning the assassination aEtempts agai'nst the and AI Bireh. lhe operalive part of which reads as "The General Assenbly. Denands that Israel, the occupying Power. i'nf orn Ehe Secre !a ry-Gene r a1 of che resulEs of the investigations and prosecution relative lo the assasgination attenptsi "2. Requests lhe Secre Ea ry-Gene ral to submiE Eo the General Assenbly a! its fortieth sessron a report on the implenenEaEion of the present resolution"' 2. On 29 March 1985, the secretary-Generaf addressed a note verbale to the Pernanent Representatlve of Israel to the United Nalions, in which he requesEed' 1n view of his reportinE responsibility under the resolution, tha! the PermanenE Representalive transnit to hin the informaiion available on Ehe matters referred to j.n paragraph I of the resolution. A/40/r5O. 85-24oo2 I397p (E)A/ 40 /583 English Page 2 3. On 1 JuLy 1985, the pernanent Representative of Israel addressed to theSecretary-ceneral the fol]owing reply: "Israel's posiEion concerning lhe attenpts on the lives of Lhe Ehen Isayors of Nablus, Rarnallah and El Bireh has been fully set out in the variousslatement.s made on lhe subject by the pernanen! Representative of Israel. "Recent deveLopnents pertaining to this natter, however, have made anyfurther consideration of the subject inappropr i. ate . ,,
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the Israeli occupation of territories and human rights violations. It mentions specific events, such as assassination attempts, and the request for information from the Israeli government. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and human rights.