cannot be respected when they inf tinge on the human rights and freedoms of others. That applies to the Palestinian people. The Israeli settlements constitute a flagrant violation of the Palestinians’ civilian rights and the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination. The Security Council, which is the main organ respcnsfble for peace and security in the world, is called upon to assume its responsibility to deal with the extremely dangerous situation in the occupied Arab end Palestinian territories. JB/34 S/W. 2923 152 (Mr. Al-Alfi, Yemn) That situation requires the Security Council to take urgent opeasures and step5 to Provide the necessary protection for the Palestinian people suffering under the yoke of occupation. St also requires all States Parti- b the Fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Tima of War to take all the necessary measures to ensure teepaCt for ths provieions of the Convention. Here we must emphasiae that the Palestinians cannot be truly safe unless they are allwed to enjoy self-determination and to create their own State. . We call upon all States not to provide facilities for the systemstie emigration of Jew5 to Israel &s long as Israel pursues its settlement policy. We call on all States to halt any assistance to Israel that would enable it to continua its occupation of Arab and Palestinian lands. Indeed, we call ar the international ccmmunity to take the necessary urgent staps to put an end to the Israeli settlement5 in the occupied Arab and Palestinian territories, particularly in view of the fact that the Security Council has declared that such settleiaants see totally illegal. Lastly, we call upon the Security Council to assum its responsibility and to use its prerogatives to compel Israel to respect Council resolutions, for it is 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement or resolution regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the rights and freedoms of the Palestinian people and the illegality of Israeli settlements. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a document from a United Nations agency or a government. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid, but it does touch on issues related to culture and science, as it mentions the self-determination of the Palestinian people and the need for international action.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations