disennt.l.eSient Of Israel. why does Israel not listen to that act of recognition? Why does Xsrael not recogrize that au& is our ccwnitment? We might have done it . grudgingly, we night have out ersotional attachments to the Palestine of yeeteerday, but ve have reoomized the inttWIatiU& comsmity*s concern for peace and stability in the Middle Ef%as t. That is why we have continuously and sepeatedty ame to the -ited Nations and the Security Council, uhid, is entruseed with resolving critical issues and with the caslpnsibility for law curd order aud stability in the world. We have come because we believe in it aud because we believe #at the intetnatfonal amensus, in it8 collective visdxn, might not always seek absolute justice. mW9a s/w.2926 31 (Mr. Maksoua) EUt we are conEident that at least the international community, in its collective wisdom, would seek to mitigate the injustice inflicted upon the Palestinian people. That is why the Palestinians were eager t0 accammDdate% they believed in the Security Council as the body to bring about a political and diplomatic aettlement2. They did not want to engage in violence. They know the asymmetry oE power; they kncm that they do not have the military equilibrium possess& by the Israeli nuclear-armed army. Therefore they realized and believed that the Collective Wisdom of the internaticnal curapunity is also the articulation of the collective fairness of the international commlmity. That is why they have come to the United Nations. That is why they will ame again and again to the unitea Nations, to the Security Council, in order e0 prevent this injustice from being perpetuated and their repression from becoming routine. They corpe here in order that the sense of fairness may relieve them of the ncjony to which Israel wants them 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from the Palestinian side, addressing the international community and the Israeli government. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on the political and humanitarian aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the international community's role in resolving the conflict and achieving a just and peaceful settlement. The text does not mention economic or environmental issues, but rather the struggle for recognition and the need for an end to the occupation.

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