nuclear facilities in Iraq and in other countries constituted a violation of the Charter of the United Nations: and expressed its d3ep appreciation to the Secretary-General and the Group of Experts on the Consequences of the Israeli Anned Attack against the Iraqi Nuclear Installations for their comprehensive stuc4y (resolution 38/g). At its thirty-ninth session, the General Assembly reiterated its condemnation of Israel’s continuing refusal to implement Security Council resolution 487 (1981)r considered that Israel’s statements in its communication of 12 July 1984 did not fulfil or, in the view of some, did not completely fulfil the provisions of Assembly resolution 3819, which specifically demanded that Israel withdraw forthwith its threat to attack and destroy nuclear facilities in fraq and in other countries; demanded that Israel undertake forthwith not to carry out, in disregard of the IAEA safeguards system, any attack on nuclear facilities in Iraq, or similar facilities in other countries, devoted to peaceful purposesj requested the Council to consider the necessary measures to ensure Israel’s compliance with Council resolution 487 (1981) and to deter Israel from repeating its attack on nuclear facilities; reaffirmed its call for the continuation of the consideration, at the international level, of legal measures to prohibit armed attacks against nuclear facilities, as a contribution to promoting and ensuring the safe development of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes (resolution 39/14). At its fortieth session, the General Assembly strongly condemned all military attacks on all nuclear installations dedicated to peaceful purposes, including the military attacks by Israel on the nuclear facilities in Iraqt requested the Security Council to take urgent and effective measures to ensure that Israel complied with the provisions of resolution 487 (1981); requested IAEA to consider additional measures effectively to ensure that Israel undertook not to attack or 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the condemnation of Israel's attack on Iraq's nuclear facilities and the need for international measures to prevent such attacks in the future. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the text is related to international relations and security.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology