mvelaents in history and of all the anti-colanial struggles and the asymmetry of pcmer, which only reinforces the liberation gnovement by the moral power and the spiritual resilience of the Palestinian uprising. For thi5 to be disraissed and marginalized, for this not to be protected, will ultimately be a blot CHI our early 1990s at a lmnwnt &en 61e hopes of mankind for a Ned atmca*ere, for a epirit of teccmciliation, for not only rmtual understanding but mutual co-disrmvering eafzb other, for human beings not to be alienated from each other becauae of race, religion or colour, but to rediscover each other - we find that the PaleStiufan8 are e0 be excluded from bking part in ‘this exhilarating jomney 00 diSCQJery of our hummeneas. That is *Ye in Wp approach, we are trying to bring about, through the ~&ere of tie COuneil, a &3&gnlBm tp protect the Palestiniann, -ding rr r@aolutiOn Of thi5 Conflkt, 80 that the Middle east and the region a~ a whole Can partake of the blessings of peace, but peace vith justi@, peace at least with the abeace of obvious injUStice. The Palestinians today arc? experiencing a structuted a=/ga S/PV. 2926 33-35 (Mt. Ehk mud) in justice. Wlat they are asking Ear* is not absdute justice but a mitigating of the injustice that has been inflicted upon them. That is why this draft resolution before the Council ad&asses an immdiate problem. Ii gives the Palestinians hope that their peaceful approach , their non-violent approach, can be politically rewarding - as long ss this poli tics1 reward is for thuminq, suggesting that at the end of the tunnel there is a hope of self-fulfilant, that the patience of Arab mderaticrn will be remunerated, not penalised by Israel% addiction tn its present intransigence. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the United Nations or a similar organization, discussing the situation of the Palestinians and the need for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on moral and spiritual aspects of the issue. The text does not mention specific economic or industrial issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of justice and human rights.

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