crieie has frozen all mment since mid-March. Sor& good might come out of evil if this tragedy brought home to Israel that to do nothing, to close one’s eyes to reality , is unworkable and uneuetainable. JP/aem s/Pv. 2923 64- 65 (sfe Criepiri Tickell, united Rin4dlom) Palestinian aspiration cannot be suppressed. Dialogs rust be opened as so0cI as poarible betwwn Israel and a ctadfble and genuinely teptesmtative Palestinian delegation. Such a dialogue, which I repeat is the only alternative to blmdshedr should be the meana to advance tauaede an intetnational conference to ostablbeh a durable aattlement in the Hiddle East. This must be bmad cm threa eSSentials~ land for peace, security for Israel, and self-determination for the Palosstinians. S/PV. 2923 66 (Sip Crispin Tickell, United Kingdom) My C;ovemment hopes that the latest tragedy will bring horpe to Israel how damaging for 6ny praepect of peace is the expansion of Jewish rMzt1wnt.s beyond the 1967 borders: in other words@ the Wast Bank, the Gaza Strip, Eust Jerusalem, and the elan Heights. Such settlements are illegal. They are no lese illegal aan the settlers are recent Soviet Jewi& immigranta. We welcome the Soviet kvorrrPsnt*s new readlneas b allm its Jewish citizens b leave for Israel or elsewhere if &ey so wieh. But it would be a grove injustice if the freedom of Soviet 3-s were to be at the expense of the rights, the h-s and the land of the people of ‘the occupied territories. Me shall be ready to look at ptoposolo for further United Nations involvement to eme the present dangero&a tension in the occupied territories and beyond. HearMile, the British Government. calls upln Israel to respond urgently in two wayrr. First, Israel should exetciea the utnmt restraint in the occupied 