change: Soins &%ente! The change is a tactical one - what OM be said heto, but nat what goes QI there. So we have four reasons @ rejeut this Council meting. It is an invi~tion to incite violence. It is a uhaAienge to international t*o xt :e ppzt z!! 2 ---- b&&L1 war against Jwish imigtation and it is a prelude to a war council. In the face of these four challenges the Semurity Counoil should Bo three thinge. First, it shcmld send a cleat mssage to the dictators. The international JP/c88 s/w. 2923 93 (Hr. Netanyahu, Israel 1 community, emecially the d3mcfaciear has a tragic record in dealing with such dictatore. They should not be assuaged. They should not he appeased. They should be stopped. gentlemen of the Security Council, are you stopping them? What is the message YOU are eanding to Baghdad? What is wming out of this meting? Are you going to encourage them or discourage them? If yau bring Israel into the dock on these preposterous charges, what effect do you think you will have on the trend towards peace or the trend towards war in the Middle East? That is what you will have to vota onr and nothing else. The second thing we should do in these halls is to ineiat on the truth, because a peace baaed en lies will not hold. Arafat talked about peace here. He talked about it today and he talked about it over a year: ago, when he made tiat was terned his famous breakthrough towards peace. That is, of cour6eI what he says here, but we lietin to what he saya over there, and an 1 May, three weeks ago, he &aid thie to the Libyan news agency8 ,The Paleetinian people’s struggle ought to be aseiated until the complete 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Israel or a pro-Israeli group, addressing the United Nations Security Council. The speech is critical of the Palestinian leader Arafat and the Palestinian people, and argues that the Council's actions will only encourage violence and undermine peace efforts in the Middle East. The speech does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, but rather focuses on political and security concerns.

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