Ms* Benjsmfn Netanyshu. f welcome him and invite him to take a seat at the Council table and t0 make his statenmnt. Mr. CSETANWKJ (Israel) t Israel believes there is tu) justification for the convening of this special meeting of the Security Council. We say that for four re35ons. First, the tinctl was convened not to advmce peace and setnrity, but to retard itt it was convened to inflame passions and to incite violence. That that is 80 is readily demonstrable by examining the different attitudes of Xsrael and #IS At& sib to the attacks on Jews. Xt ie instructive ta compare the Arab reeponses to attacks on Arabs. f b+m *ith cue rwe~t ezqzi:eie. X Zi4 &,iriiiri we have had many, many example8 of attacks by Arab-e on Jews, but I will cite two recent bus attacks. The first was a horrific incident in which bus ND. 405 en route to Jerusalem from ‘M Aviv was sidetracked into a ravine of death by a Palestinim who knifed the driver. Sixteen people died in horrible agony - innocent passenger8 - and 25 wete woun&d, all J-s. JP/crpm s/w. 2 923 78- 80 (Mr. Wetanyahu, Israel) The second incident a few mcnths later was in Ismail is in Egypt I where an Israeli tourist bus was attacked by two Palestinian qunmsn who riddled the bus with bullets. I stood at the foot of the aeroplane that brarght back the bodies. I shall apare the Council a description. Seventeen others were wcunded soxm terribly - all Jews. What was Israel’s response to those outragecus massacres? Did we call for revenge? Perhaps we exhorted our population, our citizens, to riot against the Arabs in their midst. No, we did not1 we did nothing of the kind. We called for 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech delivered by a representative of Israel to the United Nations Security Council, addressing a specific issue related to violence and conflict. The speaker is presenting their country's perspective on the situation and highlighting examples of attacks against Israeli citizens. The tone is emotional and advocacy-oriented, suggesting that the speaker is seeking to persuade the Council to take a particular stance.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations