again in order to resolve with the countries and peoples of the region the difficult dispute of which it, Israel, is the sole source and origin. 72. It would be wearisome to go over the impressive sum total of resolutions adopted by the tieneral Assembly and the Security Council on the Middle East crisis and more particularly on the conduct of Israel vis-&is the popu- lations of the occupied territories, of their property, of the holy places, of respect for international law in the occupied territories and outside them. Nevertheless it may be useful to note that the two following essential elements show up in many pertinent resolutions. 73. The first is the continous reference by United Nations bodies to the Charter of the Organization, to the obliga. tions flowing from international conventions, to the funda- mental principles of our community as reaffirmed in the solemn Declaration on the strengthening of international Security (General Assembly resolution 2734 (XXV}], 74. The second element to be noted is the insistent appeals addressed to Israel that it act in conformity with the principles set forth in the Charter, with the decisions taken by the Organization-appeals warning Israel again and again that in case of further non-compliance adequate steps would be taken in order to implement the resolutions. 75, These two elements constitute for us the essential poles on which our present concerns and also our need to establish the duties and responsibilities of all concerned are founded. 76. His Majesty King Hassan II, at the beginning of this present debate, sent a message to Mr. Kurt Waldheim, the Secretary-General, conveying to him his deep concern at the grave situation prevailing in the region. The King added in his message: “Six years after its aggression, Israel still persists in its uncompromising and negative attitude to all the peace 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the Middle East crisis and the behavior of Israel, with a focus on international law, UN resolutions, and the need for Israel to comply with international obligations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is related to international relations and conflict resolution.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief