pra8sAt crisis in the Gulf, it is AO~ more urgent than ever to preor for tm equitably conceived and comprahenrivelv n8gotiated political sottlaamAt of the Arab-Irraeli conflict 1~ all ita complexity asd db0A8i0~8. The IAtorAatioAal Peace Conferenca udor the au8picar of the United Nation8 reinain8, in Indonesia'8 View, the LBOst l ff6Wtive framework for ArgOtia?.iOAm OA all the 088aAtiAl OlemclAts usigt Ammw. 5 63 (MP.) of e just solution. The alternative C(u). Only be mounting fruetratioa ead deapeib eed ee inexorable drift tower&e further violence. Ia Gout&Loot Aeia. the eituetioa ia Caarbodie rema$pIe a major focue of concern to xadonooia end to the Aeeociation of South East Aeiee Hetione (ASEAN). Ovor the pret year. coatiauinq efforts have kmea oxpealed in the loag and arduous search for e just, comprobeneive end dureble eottlemeat of the conflict. A number of meetings have takea place and valucuble contributions have been mede by many sidee, which hevo all combined steadily to push the peace process forward. Particularly aotevorehy in this regard has beoa the agreewent reached by the five permeeeat members of the Security Council at their recoat meeting $a Hew York oa a framework eml oa key elements of a comproheneive political settlement base& on ea enhance4 role of the Waited Bations. Prior to this, eoem basic ueUereteadieg8 wore aleo reecbeb emoeq the Cembodiea parties and regional countrioe in meetings held in Jekerta, Bangkok, Tokyo end oleewhero. Moot recently, a eignificaet breakthrough was achieved at a meeting in Jakarta earlier tbie month, coaveeod by France eed Indonesia se co-Chairmen of the Paris Intoroatlosal Conforeaco oa Cembodia (PZCC) and attended by the four Cambodian pettier es well ee by the ropreeeatative of tho Uaited Bettone Secretary-General. At this meting tbo Cembmliee parties agreed to accopt the fremeuork document 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a complex political conflict and the efforts being made to resolve it through negotiations and international cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is related to international relations and diplomacy. The specific focus on the Arab-Israeli conflict and the role of the United Nations and other international organizations further supports this hypothesis.

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