City of Jerusalem, present a serioue threat not only to the security and integrity of the Palestinian people but also to the security of the entire Arab world. Worst of all, these events are occurring under the pretext of *human rights”, but the international conscience re jacts that pretext, which disregard the rights of the Palestinian people to life and to live on its ancestors’ territory. The establishment of Jewish settlers in occupied Palestinian territories constitutes destruction of the peace process and threatens all the efforts mede so far to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict. The members of the Council, in particular its permanent members, must, in aazordance with their responsibilities, ensure world peace and security. They must exert pressure on Israel to bring it to stop the eetablishkmnt of settlements in the occupied Arab territories and to refrain from providing material aid or aid-in-kind for those settleasente, because any change in the demographic situation in the occupied Arab territories is null and void and in profound contradictian of Israel’s obligations as an occupying PaJer . The Palestinian struggle, like all moveraents in defence of inalienable rights throughout history, aims, through the creation of an independent State, to help to spread and consolidate peaceI which is &y, on 15 November 1988, the Palestinian people, throu$) its National Council, on the basis of Security Council resolutions GEd ?ii~riEi~~OX~ :a%, S&e& i’rEi hiizithtive, apprw&i by aii Arab States, faking account of the ilemands of the international community. That initiative did not find a sympathetic ear in Israel, which did all it could to ensure its failure and S/PV. 2923 73 (Eir. Al-Oeaimi, Kuwait) definitively to annex Palestinian territories and to ensure their Judaization through the massive inflow of Soviet Jewish immigrant5 in the future. Israel’s intention is to act as a nucleus for a Zionist project and not as a 
**Analysis**
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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations