The Israeli armed forces have indeed exercised utmost restraint under extremly trying conditions of widespread violent rioting. Ohe should compare their perfCwumce to that of other armed forces - including those of democracies like ourselves - facing conditions not nearly as turbulent. It seems that here at the United Nations Ulere is one standard by which to judge Arab dictat;orships, another standard for the demcraciea and a unique standard for Israel. RS we have already stated in Geneva, Israel is prepared to be judged by a high standard, but not by a double standard, and certainly not by a triple me. The Security COUnCfl has not been known to interfere in even far graver situations. The standard applied to Israelis, to Jewn, fs not the are used for the British, !Goviets, xndians oi Pak is tan ia. to the use of arms ma violence in pursuit of their aspirations, aa it ia clear in Kashmir, Sind, Jordan, Northern Ireland, Tibet or anywhere else. JP/j f S/W.2926 16 (Mr. Bein, Israel) In m~eh cases we expect the responsible authorities to fulEi1 their legitimte responsibility in containing the violence and restoring tranquillity and order, even with the use of farce as a last resort. such in our expectatioil in any case of widespread violence around the world, with only one exception: the Palestinians. Apparently the Palestinians have a special right to resort to violence, and the PLC has the special right to resort to violence and terroris~il not only against Jews, but against the Palestinians themselves. The PLO is also accorded the right to back its atrocities with verbal violence at the Security Council$ it io granted the status of an observer at the uli ted Nations while retclining its Constitution, its fundamental. law, which stipulates: "The parttaring of Palestine in 1947 and the establishment of Israel are 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Israel, possibly at the United Nations. The content is focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the use of force by the Israeli armed forces, and the perceived double standards applied to Israel at the UN. The text does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, or other categories.

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