our view, would first of all call upon Israel tr, cease its attacks cn the Palestinian people in compliance with the fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 19499 seoondly, prevent settlers from settling in the occupied Arab territories, prohibit the estsblishment of new settlements and &clare all such szttlerrtints in occupied Palestinian brritories, including Jerusalem, null and void, and therefore call for their elimin8tiOn; m/40 sm. 2923 183 (Mr. Maatauf) thirdly, bring about the complete withdrawal of Ieraeli forces from all occupied Arab territories, including Jerusalem, in conformity with international agreemnt in resolutions an tie question; fourthly, prwiQ the Palestinian people with the necessary protection by sending international forces into occupied Palestinian and Arab territories and placing those territories under the imlllediate authority of the Unitad Nations so as to enable the people of Palestine to exercise sovereignty over its territory; fifthly, as a matter of urgency convene the International Peace Carference on the Middle East under the auspices of the United Nations with the participation of the permanent numbers of the Security Council as well m the Palestine Liberation Organisation QI an equal footing so as to enable the Palestinian people to exercise it.3 inalienable national rights. Although we are pleased to be here in this rnst welooming country, we would none the less have liked the United States of America to have mada it possible for the Security Council to meet in New York with the Palestinkn leader, Yaseer Arafat, in attendance. In spite of this, we take this opportunity to appeal in thie body to the bvernnmnt of the United States, recognising the importance of the strong ties between the United States and other countrtee of the Islamic world, to make every effort to bring about Pease* because everybody k-s that the United 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement calling for a resolution to a conflict between Israel and the Palestinian people. It emphasizes the need for Israel to cease attacks on Palestinian civilians, withdraw its forces from occupied territories, and recognize Palestinian sovereignty. The text also calls for international intervention and cooperation to achieve peace. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for an international audience.

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