played an important role in the failure of the international camunity to fulfil its obligations. Unfortunately, in such conditions we hear of the crimes being perpetrated against the oppressed Palestinian people at a time of new waves of oppression antJ occupation of new areas and the continuing immigration of the Yews to the occupied territories. w /ve s/w. 2923 231 (MP. Sheikholeeiant, Islamic l&public of Iran! Shortly after the new Zionist policy of settling the new Jewish immigrants in the oo%pied t5rritiries began, we witnessed the IR~SS mrhring Of the 0mrm5ed Palestinian people, uho have risen up md demmdsd their inherent rights. This is n0 aocidentor ct3incidfmce. It is quite eviitsnt that all the recent inhuman acts ard amasures are the ePbodisent of a nev Zionist policy which is co-ordinated rith the international supOort5re of the Zionist regime in Or&r ti instil fear int0 t,h5 hearts of the Palestinian popuhtim, suppress and defeat the intifadah nd ultimately replace the indigenous Palestinian pfip.llatiou with the new JerJish immigrimts. In this respect I take this opportunity to point out in crystal clear tiPMa that the intePiXBtiOn& aommmity in general and the United &tiaa b particular must, before it is t&20 late, adopt serious, effective md Practical maaswea against the new flw of Jewish is&grants to occupied Palestine and their settle-t in the lands of Palestinians and their forefathers so &s to avoid m.i5&i8f, ina‘iability and future bloodshed in the region. History and experience prove Flat indifference md aloofness in the face of intenkd aggression will not help the praceee of paaae and ahbility. Rather, th2y pave the way for further violence and aggression. The 3kmnth-old uprising of the Palestinian Mueliss, cehich has rightly been reaorded in history do the “rwolution of the stones”, has provided new opportunities for the revolution aud the struggle of the Palestinian people. Aa 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement condemning the actions of the Zionist regime and the international community's failure to address the situation. The language used is critical and accusatory, suggesting a strong emotional tone. The text also references specific events and policies, such as the "revolution of the stones" and the settlement of Jewish immigrants in occupied territories. Given the content and tone, it seems likely that the text is related to political or humanitarian issues.

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