unpardonable that it ebould res%t arbitrarily to its powers to prevent the Council’s hrrying out the proposed mission cn such a humanitarian matter. President Arafat said in Geneva: (spoke in Arabic) *Tile United States, which raises the slogan of human rights, ha8 batally neglected khe Palestinians and their human rights and has ignored the oonpoehensive hum and moral diocensions of the concept of human rights. This has enCOUPaged Iscati to persist in it8 barbaric pactices against t;he PahItinian people in the occupied Palestin ien and Arsb ter I: itot ies .’ (fVPV.2923, p. 26) (can timed iu Sngl feh) I am 8urpri8d. Baw aould the President of the Covermmt of the united Statea, tie Pr88ident of the people of the mited States, the president of the mited StatiS, date talk &UJC human fight8 when his own Goverhmnt is denying the Security Counaofl the oppoctmity to take steps in 8c00tam33 with the powers vested in it by the Charter to w and investigate the violations of humn right8 of the Palestinian people? I wades with what courage the 6wernment and PeeSldent Of iire united 8tates will dare touch on that subject in their deliberations. It 18 very saddming to us that with al the big talk about human rights, when it cam to the test here they have been totally igamed or, I. would gayI denied. Of course, we have been sub jetted to some statements and some talk here. I JP/j f s/w.2 926 43 (Mr. Terzi, Palestine) shall not focus On what the representative of Israel said, but 1 should like to reiterate what we always say. We hold the map of Palestine as it was designed in 1922 and as the literature Of the mited Nations ShoWs it from 1947 to the present 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) or the Palestinian Authority, criticizing the United States for its alleged neglect of Palestinian human rights and its refusal to support a humanitarian mission. The speech references the concept of human rights, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the Palestinian people's struggle for self-determination. The tone is confrontational and accusatory, suggesting that the speaker is advocating for Palestinian interests and challenging the international community to take action.

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