the conflict. However, Israel has otood fast and remained intransigent, re jetting peace and refusing to recognize the riyht of the Paleetinian people ti self -determination. tr the course of the past feu yeare we have witneesed the eamrgence of the inde@en&mt State of Palestine , which has been recognized by the majority of the nrembers of the international community. The United States itself has embarked on talks with the State of Palestine. Uowever, Ierael oontinues to resist and reject talks with the State of Palestine. The world has changed but Israel remains intransigent. It continues to occupy the Arab end Palestinian territories and is making every effort to settle Yews from all over the world in the ezupied t;errftorfes in order to create a fait aacomDlf. -_ -._ - rejection of the occupation, which led the oooupation authorities to escalate violence and repression, which has reached a very dangerous stage. In this situation no one can be silent and remain without feeling in the face of the daily srrs/mlnt S/PV. 2923 14*150 (Mr. Al-Alfi, Yemen) violence to which the Palestinfan people is being subjected by the Israeli practices against the unarmd Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza. We call upon all parties concerned to double their efforts to achieve a just and comprehensive peace through ar international conference on the Middle East. We must not ignore Israel’s rejection of and refusal to recognise the right of the Pa. :stinfan people to self-determination and to the establishment of its awn State. That Israeli intransigents constitutes the major obstacle to a just, comprehensive and permanent solution to the problem of Palestine. In addition, Israel’s attitude creates a dangerous situatim in the Middle East, one that might lead to an explosion in the area. It would be extremely difficult to contain such 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of the Yemen government, addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The language used is strongly critical of Israel's actions and inactions, and the text does not mention any economic, environmental, or scientific issues. The focus is on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict, with a call for a just and comprehensive peace.

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