DeePly alarmed at the extrene gravily of the settlenent activities and the increasing incidents or -opptu""iot' ina rno-uncing n\rmbe r of victims' the Comrnittee on the Exercise of the Inali;i.ut. nigttt" of the Palestinian People dePlores onca again the repressive Policy and prictices of rsraet' the occupying Polter' lthich are in viofation of its ob1iga-cions itnde r che Geneva Convention relative to the ProtecEion of civitia! PJrsons in Time of war of, f2 Augusts 1949' a':d are contrary to the provisions of Security council and General Assembly resolutions' The conrnit.tee considers that the adoption of urgenE neasures Ly the security council to provide international ptoi""tio,,'to the Palestinian civilians' as requested by the ceneral Assenbly in its resolutioas 431233 of 20 April 1989 and 44/2 -of 6 october 1989, is inperatsive. The cornmittee also aPPeals to you and to the organizations of the united Nations systen to adoPt intensified tneasures to alleviate the suffering of the unarmea patestiniair civilians uuder the occupatsion' especially women and children. The Conmittee ttistles to stress once again the urgent necessity to advance towards a jus! anal conpreheisive setllenent of the Palestinian question in accordance with the principles reaffirrned by the General Assernbly in resolution 44/42 of 6 Decenber 1989, and reitelaEes its appeat to you and t'o a].1 concerned to intensify eff,olts to attain this essential objective' r sboufd be gratet'ul if you would have the text of this I'etter distributed as an officiaL alocument of the f;rty-fourth session of the General Assembly' under agenda iten 39. and of the Security Council' ( signed) Absa Claude DIALLo Chairman Coninittee on the Exercise of the IDalienable Right s of the Palestinian PeoPLeA/44/943 S/21281 English Page2 12April1990that,ontheprevious day,theeveofGoodFriday, some20armed Jewish families, singing andclapping, hadmovedintoSt.John's Hospice nearthe Church oftheHolySepulchre. Thisunprecedented Jewish moveintoaMuslim or Christian district oftheOldCityhadsparked protests andinternational
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a formal statement from a committee on the exercise of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, expressing concern and condemnation towards the actions of the occupying power, particularly regarding the settlement activities and incidents affecting Palestinian civilians. The tone is one of urgency and appeal to the international community to take action. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is an official document. The content is focused on the human rights and humanitarian situation of the Palestinian people, rather than economic or scientific issues.

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