all of our brave sons who are being detained in the enemy’s prisons, and to -the sons of our struggling people in Al- Khalil, Nabhrs, Ramallah, Jenin, Tulkarm, Gaza and all the other towns, our highest appreciation of their steadfast and heroic struggle. To the wounded children of Al-Khalil we send all our affection and our pledge to continue the struggle until victory. 58. Miss KUNADI (India): This is the second occasion during India’s current membership of the Council that you, Sir, are presiding over our deliberations. It is not from the earlier occasion alone that we know of your outstanding diplomatic skills and your capacity for’leadership: we have admired these qualities of yours for a’long time. Our two countries enjoy close and friendly relations and multi- faceted co-operation and are fellow members of the Com- monwealth. It is therefore a pleasure to welcome you once again to the Chair. *. 59. Your ready response, and indeed that of the members of the Council, to the request for the convening of the Security Council to consider the situation in the occupied Arab territories bears testimony to the Council’s sensitivity to the gravity of the challenge faced by the hap less Palestinians under Israeli occupation. We sincerely hope that under your presidency we will be able to come up with an appropriate and adequate response. 60. We wish also to pay a warm tribute to the representa- tive of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for the very able manner in which he guided our work last month. 61. The representatives of Qatar and the PLO who spoke before me have placed before the Council a detailed expose 65. At the same time, it is imperative that the intema- tional community should seek a comprehensive, just and lasting solution to the conflict in West Asia without which 
**Analysis**
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