first etege towards a real global peace in the Middle Em t would be to end Israeli QCCU~tPGPn Of the Psl~9tinPafi Uid AU& f*srSi&isies, and &at inCltifia ihe ‘iioiy City of Yeruralem. A0 P have mmtionad above, +i.e Unitid kations has a special reeponafbility to the Palestinian people and we MB convinced that %he LDnP tod Notions ie the am t wproprriate place to diwuos and to eettle the Palestinian question. We bePieve t&t any i~rhermtional conference on Palestine must bring -ether all the partiea wmmtned on an equal baais, incLuding the Pakmtine Liberation Qrganization (PLO) p which 1s the sole legitimate reprg9eenMtivcl sL the Pnleo~imfm p6tOglS. The Fez .manit peace pIan has alrsindy domonetratid tie eincero desire of the Asab natitxm for a real and lasting peace in the Middle East. However, We welcoQQ any other initiative which would lead en a global, lae ting peace and which would allov the Palestinian people t;o escercfse their inalienable right to eeteblfsh an ftndepmdent s&ate on their mtiond soil, becxuee without the recognition of tie CNr. Farah, Djibouti) . . righta cpf the Palestinian paoplo pee and stabhlbty in the N¶cUc B%w~ will @cPnttnuc to be ilPusory. For the la8 t @six yeam, violence ham become a &Uy eacper fence in Lebanon. The fretrtcidal etruggleo ravaging that country for the last riro years have brought grief to innumerable families and cauued great deatructfon. This alarming 8Ptuatio.n was worsened in 1982 by the Israeli invarpion, and LabamP is etill euffer ing the conrrequenceo of that invasion. Today, Lebanm needa intetnatSona1 solidarity which would guarantee its sovereignty and terrhtorfal integleity and help it to restore i&i national unity. Her sincerely hope to see Ubanon regain the security and t&r peaceful and prosperous life which it had in the past. An enpMsive situatbom reign6 throughout southern Africa, where the raciet 
**Analysis**
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