aqainst civilian Palestinian population in the Israeli occupied territories, :jpecially in the West Bank and Gaza, and expresses sec1ous concern that the persistence ot Israeli authorities in applyinq such measures would lead to turther deterioration ot the situation in the occupied territories; 2. Calls upon Israel, the occupyinq Power, to immediately stop all repressive measures includinq curfews, administrat lve detentions and torcecul deportation and to release forthwlth all detainees and retrain Lrom further deportat inns; 3. Further calls upon Israel to ahide scrupulously by the provisions ot the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time ot war, of 12 Auqust 1949. The Security Council then voted on the draft resolution (:;/174’19,), whlr:h received 10 votes to 1 (the United States ot America), with 4 ahstentlons (4ustralia, Denmark, France and the Unlted Kinqdom ot Great Brit.aln and lJorthe:n Ireland) and was not adopted, owinq to the neqative vote ot a permanent memher o! the i’<,l;nc i 1. ; ._ . . ” ,. .-., _, se.. . . .- ” ., 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a draft resolution from the United Nations Security Council, addressing the situation in the Israeli occupied territories, specifically the West Bank and Gaza. The language used is focused on human rights, international law, and the protection of civilian populations, suggesting that the issue at hand is related to humanitarian concerns and international relations.

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