aneva Conventions must make further contributions to the efforts to secure Israel’s sorupulous respect for those instrumsnts. The bmmittea ~1 the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian PWBle is confident that the Security Council will adopt decisions in line with general opinion, and we hope that obeervers will be sent pranptly to the occupied Palestinian territories to restore peace and necurity, without which there can be no realistic hope of a peaceful settlement of the Middle East conflict. That is the only position we could take, for the Orgdnization’e credibility is at ehke - quite apart from the general disappointment that would prevail were a different decision to be taken. By taking firm decisions the Council lrUst make Israel understand that it cannot - either by force of arm5, by brutal and blaody repressicn or by arbitrary mea5ures - suppress a people that is determined to reconquer its bztrttitory undar occupation and exercise fully all it9 inalienable national rights in +.+ wh01ly sovereign, free and in&pendent State. Israel nuet understand also that, eince the unleashing of the intifadah on 9 Uecerber 1967, the Palestinian people is more -- determined than ever before to achieve a satisfactory conelusion to its noble and legi timate struggle, without prejudoe ti the achievement througn dialogue and negotiation c~f an ameptable just and lasting solution for the Palestinian people. MS/38 S/PV. 2923 174 (Mrs. Diallo, Chairman, Committee on the Exercise of the Xnalienable Rights of the Palestinian People) I wish in conclusf~ to reiterate our full confidence in the membera of the Security Council; we are certain that they will manifest the necessary wisdxu and firmness. The aecisiorm taken by the Council will be of prime importance, for they UW3t serve ta consolidate the positive prOgrass we are witnessing tadayr in the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, urging the Security Council to take decisive action to secure Israel's respect for Palestinian rights and promote a peaceful settlement of the Middle East conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, human rights, and conflict resolution.

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