The Council know that there is almost international conaermus cm the Framvork for an international settlenrent - an international mntierence under United Nation8 auspices, with the participation of all patties concerned, including the Pale8tine Liberation Oxganiaation (PLO) and the five permner.t mnbers of the Security Council, an the basis of Security Council resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973) and of the legitimate national rights of the Palestinian people. That is why we exprem the hope that the Council will take the necessary measute8 to convene the conference as soon as possible in order to reach the necessary settlement with international support and the neceeeary guarantees for the peace and security of all the countries and peoples in the region, including the Palestinian people, within 80 independent Ralestinian State. Such a settlement is the only solution to the problems afflicting the region, particularly the Palestinian territories under Israeli occupation. Pending euch a settlement, the Security Qtuncil must take the necessary measures to ensure international protectiar OS Palestinian citizens nw under the yoke of occupation, for if such maaures are not taken man nothing will prevent Israel froar etarting again to perpetrate heinow crimes against the Palestinian people, such 89 the most recent massacre , thie time probably in an even bloodier manner and on a larger ecale. In this contertt, I wish to recall the important report (S/19443) submitted by the kkcretary-General, Mr. JavPer Ferea de Cuellar, to the Security Council two years ago, which Cmnteins rec.‘ommsndatione on way8 and mans e0 protect P+3qrtiniim ei tisens under occupation. Unfortunately, the Council was not able, a5 a result of the oppoeition of one of it8 permanent mmbers, to adopt the recomendatione at that time, when the intifedah ~8s just beginning. If the Council had then adopted three recommndations the eituation rpoukI not have s/w. 2923 62 (Mr. Salah, Jordan) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of the Jordanian government to the United Nations Security Council, addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the need for a peaceful settlement. The language used is diplomatic and formal, with a focus on international relations and politics. The text mentions specific UN resolutions, international organizations, and national rights, suggesting that the topic is international relations and politics.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations