UN General Assembly
1992

242 (1967), 338 (1973) and 425 (1978). Tunisia has followed with interest the bilateral negotiations between the parties concerned, particularly Israel and the Palestinian delegation acting on the instructions of the Palestine Liberation Organization. It has also participated in the multilateral negotiations on the Middle East. While reiterating its support for the peace process, Tunisia joins the international community in calling upon Israel to put an end to its policy of settlement which aims at changing the demographic and social structure of the occupied Arab territories, changing their Arab cultural identity and imposing a fait accompli, as it is this policy that poses a major obstacle to the achievement of peace in the region. Tunisia has welcomed the positive developments witnessed by the people of South Africa in the direction of constitutional reform and the search for a formula that may lead to the emergence of a new, democratic society based on equal opportunity and the elimination of disparities. However, the halting negotiations between the authorities in Pretoria and the African National