4. On 22 August 1985, the Pernanent Mission ot Israel addressed to theSecretariat a further connunication, uhich reads as follows: rrPursuant to our note verbale daEed I JuIy 1985 addressed Eo the Sec re tary-Gene ra 1 concerning resolution 39/95, I an sending you a sumnary ofdelails, as reported in the Israeli press bullelin, of the convi.ction andsentencing of the nen involved in carrying out aclions agains! the nayors. "These deEails provide background infornation perEinen! to resolution39/95 B. As you knovr, ny covernnenl al\,rays believed that this resolution easdistorted and unnecessary. But in view of these recent devefopments, no oneca.l questlon its utter irrelevance and the need to renove iE from the aqenda." This connunication cane with the following attachmenl! "The follol,ing details bave been extracEed from the Israeli press buLleEin issued 22 ,Julv 1985: "1. On l0 JuIy 1985, 15 nen were convicted of Eerrorisn by a three-judgepaneL. On 22 JuLy. the Israelj. court handed down the sentences. Of the 15. ten nen were charged with aciivities leadinE to Ehealtacks against the nayors. Of Ehese ten men, one recei.ved life imprisonnentand the renaining nine received lerns ranging frorn 3 !o lO years. "3. Tbe fact that a number of these nen rdere charged with additionalviolalions unconnected wilh the attacks against lhe nayors accounEs for bhevarying tengths of their sentences.',
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic communication between Israel and the United Nations, specifically regarding the conviction and sentencing of individuals involved in violent actions against mayors. The content is focused on providing background information and context, rather than discussing any specific economic, environmental, or social development initiatives.

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