settlement of the Arab-Israeli amflict. It ie important to recall that in accordance with resolution 181 (Xl), it was tecommended that no Jew should establish residence in the area of the proposed Arab Stata and that no Arab db the S&W@ in the proposed Jewish State, so as to mark the separation of the two States. ‘It if3 in that cantmet el33e +9 A~lrnrt4-8 h-l--- the --L-C*l-L---L .-, -“-“>----.. -ra.v..sio ~~~“~.PtIussI,* sii; resettlement of Jewish immigrants in the occupied Arab territories. hIdead, ~9 should g0 Bo far as tf~ stress that, according to the resolution in question, each State created by th? partition should furthermore accept the obligation to refcain JB/35 sm. 2923 158 (Mr. Bagbenf Meito Nzengeya, Zairql in its international relations from the use or threat of use of force either against the territorial integrity or against the political independence of the other State. Chapter 4 P of the resolution granted each State mncerned the right to be admitted as a &ember of the United Nations in accordance with Article 4 of the Charter of the United Nations. Thus far, we must all admit, the United Nations has not yet been able to implement its wn resolution adopted at the second regular session of the General Assembly held frua 26 to 29 November 1947. This has given rise to the Palestinian popular uprising, the main objective of which is to otruggle against the annexation of Palestinian territory occupied by the State of Israel and to demand that a Palestinian nation should te created alongside Israel. Zn other words, the intifadah is primarily aimed at gaining acceptance for the Plan of Partition of Palestine into an Arab and a Jewish State. The international status of Jerusalem, placed under United Natima adrninistratian, was envisaged under the plan of partition for Palestine. Follw ing 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the historical and political context of the Arab-Israeli conflict, specifically the 1947 Partition Plan and its implementation. It highlights the importance of the plan in establishing the State of Israel and the Palestinian territories, and the ongoing struggles and conflicts that have arisen since then. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and historical context of the conflict.

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