“Greater 18raelm. In other words, what we are going to see is further exPansion, to the detriment of the peoples of the region. The peoples of the region, including the Israeli people, are constantly being urged to fight 00 that they MY never live in peaoe. Jew8 ace leaving their hanelands in order to improve their economic lot. They w5nt to 1 ive in peace ma dignity. 15 it not strange that those Jews find the ic ms/39 S/PV. 2923 178-180 (Mr. Maarouf) ambitiotu, dashed in an occupied Palestine, where they are forced to take UP arm and fight their mn brethren without any rhyme or reason? That is the policy of the Israeli Governmentr constant uarr constant conflagration. Yet, the Israelis cannot win, for despite their sophisticated military strength, and even if their allies constantly come to their aesistancer they must none the less recalX that the Palestinian people, with the entire Islamic nation behind it, ie stronger, because its cause is just. The Palestinians have been fighting for that cause throughout the twentieth century, making enormoue sacrifices, and they will triumph. The intifadah in the occupied Palestinian territories, which has been under way for two and a half yeareb proves that the Palestinians reject occupation and that they are determined, irrespective of the amt and the sacrifices, to continue the struggle to gain their inalienable national rights, rights which the internation cwrmunity has recognizttd as belonging to that people. The entire world now knows of the suffering and the tragedy of the PalestinPan People in the occupied Palestinian tetrritories, caumd by the organised terrotia~r perpetrated by the Israeli authorities. The ten&m e&maim from the eituaticn in the occupied Palestinian territories forebcdes d,i re repercussions for all nations 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or speech, focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, occupation, and the struggle for national rights. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather emphasizes the political and humanitarian aspects of the situation.

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