lie in the Israeli occupation, and the instruments of this resistance are mainly stones and knives oriqinating in the Arab territories which are sufferinq under the yoke oE the occupation. The Israeli representative's letter shows a hlatant disreqard of these facts and represents a deliberate attempt on his part to make the international community believe that Israel is not responsible for what iS happeninq within the occupied Arab territories. The meaninq of this Israeli allegation is clear and hardly reauires any effort nf comprehension. Israel wishes to sow confusion with reqard to the Jordanian peace move recently represented in the Jordanian-Palestinian aqreement signed by Jordan and the PLO on 11 February 1985, which Jordan is seeking tn crystallise and consolidate with all the parties concerned and other peace-loving parties and which is aimed at achiavinq a just and lasting peace. This will put an end to all forms of violence and war, while ensuring justice for all on the basis of international legitimacy. The fact that Israel is now waging such a campaiqn aqainst Jordan and is disreqardinq the real reasons for the violence, which lie in Israel's continuinq Occupation and its attempt to evade its responsibility for this state of affairs is reqrettahle and illustrates Israel’s persistent refusal to face reality, an attitude which in the final analysis merely serves the cause of terrorism and extremism in the reqion. I have the honour to reauest you to have this letter circulated as a document of the Security Council and of the General Assembly under item 38 of the provisional asenda. (Siqned) Abdullah SALAH Ambassador Permanent Representative 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the occupation of Arab territories, and the resistance to it. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a high-level communication. The content revolves around politics, international relations, and conflict resolution, with no apparent reference to economic, social, or environmental issues.

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