late this information as an official document of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. (SiRned) Abdullah SALAH Permanent Representative of Jordan to the United Nations ANNEX Letter dated 31 January 1983 from the Minister for Occupied Ter­ ritories Affairs of Jordan addressed to the Minister of Awkaf and Islamic Religious Affairs The Israeli newspaper tJarnr of 20 January 1983 reported that an extremist organization established recently in Israel and the United States, bearing the name "Temple Mount Fund .. , having headquar­ ters in Jerusalem and receiving financing and financial support from extremist Christian and Jewish circles in California has set as its * Incorporating document S/15639/Corr. I of 15 March 1983. ** Circulated under the double symbol A/38/115-S/15639 and Corr. I. [Original: Arabic] [8 March /983] principal goal the demolition of the blessed AI-Aqsa Mosque and the establishment of the "Third Temple" on its ruins. This organization is headed in the United States by a rich busi­ nessman from California, a Christian called Terry Reisenhuber, and in Israel by a certain Stanley Goldfett, a man who in the 1940s was an active member of the Jewish extremist organization Lehi. It was he who set the great time bomb which exploded in the King David Hotel _in Jerusalem. Another leader of this extremist organization is a man called Tsvi Slonim, one of the leaders of Gush Emunim. The Temple Mount Fund is working in the same direction as two Knesset members from the rightist Hatechia party, Geula Cohen and Hanan Porath. The man known as Stanley Goldfett admitted to the Darnr correspondent that he was the head of this extremist organi­ zation in Israel, but he refused to talk about its true objectives and merely said that the matter was extremely important. Terry 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report about a specific issue related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on an extremist organization's alleged plan to demolish the Al-Aqsa Mosque and build a "Third Temple" in its place. The report mentions political and religious figures, organizations, and events, indicating a strong connection to politics, religion, and international relations.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture