ritories in question ignores the unprovoked Argentine invasion of the Islands and our need to defend them from further attacks. The risk of such attacks, despite the assertion in the letter of 24 January to you, which represents neither a definitive statement of the cessa­ tion of hostilities nor a renunciation of the use of force, is underlined by a series of bellicose statements from Argentina in recent weeks. There are no grounds for criticism of the recent visit to the Falkland Islands by my Prime Minister. It is natural that the Prime Minister would wish to visit a British Territory which has so recently been liberated from foreign occupation, and she has every right to do so .. I have the honour to ask you to give this letter the same circulafion as the Argentine letters referred to above. DOCUMENT S/15576* ** Letter dated 27 Januar_y 1983 from the representative of S_yrian Arab Republic to the Secretar_y-General With reference to the letter from the representative of Israel which was circulated as a document of the Security Council dated 21 January 1983 [S/15569] and as a document of the General Assembly dated 25 Janu­ ary 1983." I have the honour to inform you that Israel is trying to camouflage its military preparations and hostile designs. Because of its aggressive objectives and its expansionist and racist policy. the Zionist en­ tity is the source of the conflicts and tensions which persist in the Middle East and the driving force behind the arms race in this region. It is this entity which is endangering peace and security. It is common knowledge that Israel has received and continues to receive sophisticated modern weapons and assistance and that the Zionist entity has become a dangerous military arsenal: it threatens to invade and 
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