10.Considers thattheagreements onstrategic co-operation between the UnitedStatesofAmerica andIsrael, signedon30November 1981,andthecontinued supplyofmodern armsandmateriel toIsrael, augmented bysubstantial economic aid,including theAgreement ontheEstablishment ofaFreeTradeAreabetween the twoGovernments, haveencouraged Israeltopursueitsaggressive andezpansionist policies andpractices inthePalestinian territory occupied since1967,including Jerusalem, andtheotheroccupied Arabterritories, andhavehadadverseeffects on effortsfortheestablishment ofacomprehensive, justandlasting peaceinthe r.liddleEastandposeathreattothesecurity oftheregionl 11.Callsoue.moreuponallStatestoputanendtotheflowtoIsraelof anymilitary, economlc, financial andtechnological aid,aswellasofhuman resources, aimedatencouraging ittopursueitsaggressive policies against the Ar~countries andthePalestinian people; 12.Strongly cQndeJn~ thecontinuing andincreasing collaboration between Israelandtheracist regimeofSouthAfrica, especially intheeconomic, military andnuclearfields, whichconstitutes ahostile actagainst theAfrican andArab Statesandenables Israeltoenhanceitsnuclear capabilities, thussubjecting the Statesoftheregiontonuclear blacltmail; 13.Reaffirms itscallforconvening theInternational PeaceConference on theMiddleEast,undertheauspices oftheUnitedNations, withtheparticipation ofthefivepermanent members oftheSecurity CQuncil andallparties tQthe conflict, inclUding thePalestine Liberation Organization, thesolelegitimate representative ofthePalestinian people, onanequalfooting, andthatthe Conference shouldbeeffective withfullauthority, inordertoachieve a comprehensive andjustsolution basedonthewithdrawal ofIsraelfromtheoccupied Palestinian territory, inclUding Jerusalem, andtheotherQccupied Arab territQries, andtheattainment oftheinalienable rightsofthePalestinian people inaccQrdance withUnitedNations resolutions relevant tothequestion QfPalestine andthesituation intheMiddleEastl 14.EndQrses thecallforsetting upapreparatory cQmmittee, withinthe framewQrk oftheSecurity Council, withtheparticipation ofthepermanent members oftheCQUDcil, totakethenecessary actiontoconvene theConferencel 15.Requests theSecretary-General toreporttotheSecurity Council periOdically onthedevelopment ofthesituation andtosubmittotheGeneral Assemblyatitsforty-fifth session'a comprehensive reportcovering the developments intheMiddleEastinalltheiraspects. 73rdplenary meeting 4December 1989~~~~~~~~~----~- ---- A/AC.183/L.2/Add.l0 English Page12 RECORDED VOTE011RESOLUTlO ..44/40A:109-18-31 Infavoyr: Afghanlatan, Albania. Algeria, Angola.Argentina, Bahrain, Bangladeah, Belile,Benin,Bhutan,Bolivle, Botawana, Brazil,BruneiOaruaaala., Bulgaria, Burkina Faao,Burundl, Byelorus.ia, Ca.eroon, CapeVerde,Chad,China,ColOMbia, C~roa, Conlo, Coted'lvolrt, Cuba,Cyprus,Czechoslovakia, Deaocratic Ka~chea, o.-ocratlc '...n, DJlbouti, Ecuador, Elypt,Ethiopia, Gabon,Ga.oia, Ger..nOeDOcratlc Republic, Ghana, Greece,Guate.ala, Guln.a,Guinea-Blssau, Guyana,Haiti,Hungary, India,Indone"I, Iran,Irlq,Jordan,Kuwait, LaoPeopl.,s D.-ocratlc R.publlc, Lebanon, Le.otho, Libya, Madlgascar, Malaysia, Mlldlv.s, Mill,Mlurltlnla, Mauritius, Mexico,Mongolia, Morocco, Moza~lque, My.nmar, ..epal,IIlcarlgua, IIlger,lIig.rla, o.an,Plklstan, Peru, Philippines, Poland,Qatar,ROManll, Rwanda, SaoTOMeandPrlnclpe, SaudiArabia, Senegal, Seychelles, SierraLeone,Singapore, SOMalia, SriLanka,sudan,Surlna.., Swazlland, Syria,Thllland, Togo,Trinidad andTobago,Tunl.la, Turkey,uganda, Ukraine, USSR,UnitedArabE.lrates, UnitedRepublic ofTanzania, Vanuatu, Ven.zuela, VletlIa., Ye..n,Yugoslavia, Zaire,Zambia,ZI.babw•• Aaalnst: Au.tralla, Belgium, Canada,Oee-ark, DOMinica, France,FederalRepublic of Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Israel,Italy,Luxe.oourg, lIetherlands, "ewZealand, 1I0rway, Portugll, Unit.d Klnld~, UnitedStat••• Ab.t.lnjna: Antigu. andB.rbud., Austria, B.h••••,Barb.dos, CentralAfrican Republic, Chile,CostaRica,DOMinican Republic, ElSalvador, Equatorl.l Gulne',Fiji,Flnllnd, Gren.da, Hondura., J••alcl,Japln,Kenya,Liberia, Mal.wi,Malta,Panlm., PapualI.w Guinea,paragulY, SaintKittsandlIevis,SaintLucll,SaintVincent andtheGr.nadlnea, SIMOI,SolomonIllande,. Spain,Sweden,UrugulY· ~: 1I0ne. 44/41. Question ofPalestine A TheGe~eral Assembly,
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly, addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, military aid to Israel, and the international community's role in promoting peace in the Middle East. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture, but rather focuses on politics and international relations.

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