thiscriaieanditsdnagerous ramifications inordertopleas8onepartyor another. Metookourposition inkeeping withourprinciples andourdetermination tosafeguard thesecurity andaafetyofthecountries andthepeoples ofthe regiODe Inthiscontezt weCaDDotbutezpr... ourastonishment atthenervous reactions -ofwhichwehearan4whoa.effecta wefeel-toourprincipled stand, whichrejects theoccupation oftheterritory ofothersbyforce,whileattheeame Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryRS/ASM AI"5/PV.8 79-80 (Mr.lal1m BJordan).1 timewecontinue toWorktoward. apeacoful andhonourable 80lution tothis crisieinawaythat40e.notmakeitpossible foruseithertoignoreitorlook atitvithindifference. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJSMlpt Al45/PV.8 81 (Mr,la.18.JOrdlD)..4, OUfcc.nltment totheS.~urity Council &Dditar.solution. iaaaattar dictated byouradherence tothIICharter, weCUDOt40~tlIelecti".ly or seasoaally. Jor4aBhamdeclared itsaaherence totherecentresolutioa8 ofthe Security eOUDcil oath&ariais. Bence,our1JIpl...ntationoftheSttcudty COUDcll re.olution iMposing sanctions ODIra;,inspiteofitsdevaatatiag effects onour national .co~, whichthreaten Jor4cD DOWandinthefutureiaallwelksoflife. wewerethefirstStat.tor~e.tconsultation. withthoS-curity Council regardiag theparticular econe-ic difficultie. whichwillariso..aresultofOUf complianc. withSecurity COUDcl1 regolation 661(1"0),inaccordance with A1'tic1o 50ofthoCharter. It18unfortunate thatthereare:JOINwhowettou•• this.aa..anstooz.rcl.. pre.sure ODuaondCCMpel UDtozupportpoaitions end polici.. thatwobolieve w111briagd••truction totheregion. Mehopethattheinternational community villappreciate th.a'ior difficulties thatOUfecoD~ facesasare.ultofthecri81s. IIIaddition tothe burdens resultiDg fromOUfca.pliance withSecurity Councilresolution Gel(1990), wehave.tartedtosuff.rd.teriorating conditions .sar.sultofhuaaaitarian probl••sthatbes.tJor4aDlane working iDKuwaitandotherplace.whohavelostall Jordanalsoface.th.influzofhUDdre4e ofthousand. ofpersollSofother nationalitie. COIling frOllIriUJandKuwait. Helping ~s.vastDUllber.ofpeople creat••veryheavybur4ltns whichourecoDOMy carmotwithatand. Itleregrettable thatallthisbappoasatat~vhe.~facoasituation ve~.tailertoa.tateof siege.. Jordan,inthefaceoftheeri.iaaDdit80Yerall effects, ha.DOchoicebut tocontinue .uiBCJefforts, tOCJoth~r withArabu4otherStat••,toprewnt a military confrontation &Ddprepare thegroundforcreatlag acl1Bat. conducive to d Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJf."Upt------ ....-----------_., AI.S/PV.I 82 (Mr,lagl..JprdlD) re.ehllUJ apel1llUleDt' .01utioD tothecdai.that"illgulrutee theintereats of allpartiea andenabl.the.toabou1del' theirrespoDsibilities towardsthe'region anditaresources, whichwerocognise eabeiDgt.portant tohUMancivilisatioD, iD auchawayastoeDauretheaclaie"...Dt u4..iDtoDUce ofpeaceiDtheregion, freefrOBallforagl..aDdpretezt. forforeign pre.eDce. Ne..phaai.e that siDce~e,.objective andUDbi..e4ArabparticipatioD ~stbean.integral partofany solutioD offered ~theUDited.atiouforthlacrisla, because wefiaa1.ybelieve thatoysOlutioD 1!Ipo.e4 frOlloutaidether8CJiODvUlhaveDOchanceofsucce•• whatloever. obfortheothersi48oftheMiddleBa.tregioD, d••pitethep••singof 23yearsaiDceitsadoptioD bytheSecurity COUDcil, anotherresolution, Damely resolutioD 242(19&'),r_lll8wdapl"'llted. Israel,toth18veryday,co»tlnues tooccupytheterritori.. frOMwhichtheSecurity Council demanded thatitshould withdraw. %hePaleatlDianpeople continue toliveundera~stbrutaltindof co10Diali..,despite aam.rouI re.olutions adopted bytheSecurity Council cona..nlDg variou8a.peat.ofthatcoloniali.. -fre-theaDDezatlon ofArab JeruI,l_ andtheSydanGoluHeights, tothee.tebl1sbllleDt of.ettle"Dt. OD Pal.stiDian territori.. andotheractsofoppre••ion,includin9 thedeportatioD of Pale.ti8ians fromtheirland,a.partof•achemedeslga_4 tovacatethe10Ddof it.people-1l0DOoftho..r••olutioD. ha.foUD4itawaytot.pl"'DtatioD. Israel haefoundfrieDdswilling BOtotilytohelpitiaDott.pl....tiDgthere.olutions oftheSecurity Council, ~utalsoiDhlD4eriag theSecurity Council's workBIld paralysiDg itaabilitytotakedeCi8iODa ODtheaubject~ thusaatlllC)itdifficult fortheCouncil merely toconvene,ifonlyto4iacu••the.ituatioD iDtheoccupied territorie •• rhi.eDcouraged 181'••1toperaist iDitacoloDialiat plana,thetheMe.and coatente ofwhIchBraDOlODgerch...,ioDec1 byoatr_ist or.argllUl group.,but Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJSNlp~ Al4S/PV.8 83 (Mt.laalm,Jordan) ha".beco.theofficially declared policy.oftheIsraeli GoverDlllent. Thepolicy guideU,••tha~con.titute theplatfol'l!l ofthepresont GoverlUl8nt inIsrael, as UDOUDCed t;h1.putJUD.,statothat.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a high-ranking official, likely related to international relations and diplomacy. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on the crisis in the Middle East, the role of the Security Council, and the implications of certain resolutions on the region. The text also touches on humanitarian issues, such as the displacement of people and the economic burdens faced by Jordan.

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