text: rampage of burning and rioting. We moved in, as we had to, as is our right, our obligation, under international law, to restore Order. Inevitably men One does that a number of casualties ensue and, as often happens in riots, ~IORIQ innocent bystanders are hurt as well. We deeply regret the lose of any innocent lives, Arab or Jewish. But I must tell the Council that the PLO for iu Part Prayed for this blood the way a ferMr prays for rain after a long drought, because the intifadah has been dying out, or more precisely it has been turning cm itself. In the past eix montlm as all responsible international bodies, including those very critical of Israel, report, two thirds of the casualties and fatalities caused iu the intifadah were not caused by Israeli troops, in confrcmtations of Palestinians with Israeli troops8 but by PU2 death squads, with the PI.43 murderi~ the very people it purports to represent - nurses, doctors, teachers, pregnant wcaren. They are not shot in the head or neck. Their heads are lopped off and rolled so that everybody can see thmn in the aUeYs of the bazaars in Nablus. To fuel the m, to fuel the world-i& media campaign against Israel, to fuel the political and other warfare againat the Jewish Stab, the PEO nse& Arab blood shed by Jews, and the &xe blood the better, enough blaed to inflam passioru in the territories, to energize the international Arab front against Israel and to convene this sorry spectacle here today in Geneva. Having incited, prcmted, famed the violence, epreadiug it 8~3 far 88 --4LI- rw---yLoI the =o,” iisi he the iieauriiy Gwncii cxmveneki to conckn IsraeI for putting it down. It8 convening will of course foment more ~iolena3~ beeau5e there 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by an Israeli representative, likely in a United Nations setting, defending Israel's actions in the context of the Intifada. The language used is inflammatory and accusatory, with the speaker blaming the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) for the violence and casualties. The text does not discuss any specific economic, environmental, or technological issues, but rather focuses on the political and social situation in the Middle East.