hetp of lhe nilitary, financial and naEerial supporE of certain foreign Powers' Enbolalen€al bV such support. Israel continues co obstruct the relevant decisions on che question adopted by the Security Council. Accordingly, Gabon can only join it.s voice to that of the inEernational conmunity, shicb has continued to nakeA/40/649 English Page 4 untiring efforls so that the palestini.an casebefore and so t.hat further and nore etfectiveUnited Nati.ons franework against Ehe Zionistshould be betler understood than ever neasures should be taken sithin lhe Sta te . 4. civen this outlook, the Gabonese Government, i,n keeping dith its unshakeablePosition of principle on the Middle East siEuation and on the basis of theresolulions adopled by oAU and the organization of the rsramic conference, has hadno diplomatic relations vith rsrael, since 1973. rn accordance with a decrarationmade publi.c on 20 May 1985, the cabonese authoriti.es reaffirned this position ofprinciple, slahing that the decision taken folrotri.ng the yom Kippur war to suspenddiplomatic relations wi.th Israe1 remained unchanged. 5. Gabon has. noreover. also contj,nued to implernent the measures set forth inparaqraph r3 of ceneral Assenbly resorution i9/95 D with a vierd to conpletely r sola t ing the Israeli r6qine. 6- In the sphere ot bilaCeral conEacts and, rnore parEr.cul-arly, of its attrtudetolrards the SEate of Israel, lhe Gabonese Government strictly inplements lheprovj.sions of the relevan! United NaEions resoluCions. i.ncluding those ofpara,lraph 4 of ceneral Assenbly resolutj.on 39/95 A and paragrapb 5 of ceneralAsserobly resol u I ion 39/95 C.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the Gabonese Government regarding its position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its compliance with United Nations resolutions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and politics.

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