Arab leaders and Gwernments that might by disposed towards peace. It is equally true of the PIA and IWAS and their campaign of murder against Palestinians who would take up our psacs plan, because we believed there is a different track that can be follc~ed. We believe there is an option for peace. We are committed to it. we have presented it. It relies ar tm foundations. The first is non-belligerency pacts between us and the Arab States. The Arab States are going to Baghdnd. I challenge them to make a statement there. I ask them thisa say that you will resolve ylaur conflict with Israel, nor: by military means, but by Political ones - no concessions, except a concessiar to deal politically and not Secondly, we have offered a path towards a political solution between us and the Palestinian Arabs in the territories of Judea, Samaria and Gaza. We have includsd free elections, the rehabilitation of eefugee camps and a period of autonomy followed by negotiations over the final status of these territories. Peaoe with Arab States? Yes. Repirations of the Palestinians? Yes. But thcae that can b eicmmmdated and the existence of Israel, but the nullification of i ta &steno3 is not one sudr aspiration. We stand by our peace plan, and a new Government, when it is formad, will PurelIe it. We want to make peace with cmr enemies. But we can &I SO not with thwe who use the words of peao~ for the purposes of war, but with those who genuinely want peaa3. This is our iwst fervent Bream. It is aw deepest hope. It is our mbst profound aspiration. There is no people that has @rayed for eeacer that has S/W. 2923 98 (Hr. Netanvahu, Israel) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a proposed peace plan. The language used is political and diplomatic, with a focus on the relationship between Israel and Arab states, as well as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid and relief. Instead, it focuses on the political aspects of the conflict and a proposed path to peace.

**Category**
Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief