Urd condam alO aertionrr and ~aitmns uhicb wiahb the provfeione of the Charter end rasoluttomm sf tba &murity C4wncil imd wbicb orvlate a olfmets of instability awl insecurity fog all Mm comepies of the region arnd stand iu the way of a emaptehens ive, j-0 and lasting solution, We agtes that the central faotor of the conflict 38 the queetfon of Paloetino. Thus ue eapretre ouE supper t for the PcnleotinPan People and the hope that it will be ambled to exerciee it6 inalienable rights, including their right to @ePf-determination. Likewise we supper t universal recogni tiorr of me ewirttenee of tiae Stm te of Israel and its right to 1 fve in peace within secure and reeognized boundaries. My delegation aannot but exPres8 iets concern and regret that the efforts to achieve peace in Lebanon have not been succeosful , and wa note that there ha& been a resurgence of the cmfl iot. Thus ue advocate tl.rt foreign interference be ’ teminated and that that internal forces in conflict tecogniae the need to arrivs at an under standing , 60 that it may regain ita status as a free, sweteign and indepandent State, the sufferings of the noble Lebanere people will be brought to ah end and its right will be restored to decide the type of social and political syrtem that host wet6 its aspirations. The situation in Itaapuchra represents a clear violation of &a principles, purposea and resolution6 of the United Nations. El Salvador believes that to arrive at a just and lasting solution it is essential that the foreign lpiiitary forces withdraw fro6 the occupied territories and that there be a cessation of act8 0t intervention in the internal affairs of the country, in order to restore the independence, aweroignty and territorial integrity of Kaspuchea. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or speech, focusing on international relations, conflicts, and human rights. It mentions specific countries and regions, such as Palestine, Lebanon, and El Salvador, and addresses issues like peace, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for an international audience.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief