"the.ternalrightoftheJewishpeopleinBretsIllrael 111notsubjectto 4JU••tloa.Iti.iatertwine4 withitarighttopeaceM4security". Bearingia.184that th~4.flnitioa oftheso-calle4 BretsI.rael lD,lud.~ atleast theStateofIera.laa4thePal••tialaaterritories occupied in1967,itbecomes cl.arthatIIIra01hasthuslIlegat.dtheveryfOUDdatioa onwhichallthepeace .ffort.ofthepeattwodecad••tier.baeed,aa.ely, theformulaforezchaaglng the occupied terdtori.1I forpeac•• I.r..lha.aluo.e.niatherocentinternational dovelopcHDta uopportunity to.ffecta....pimgaDddefiDiti". 4-.cgraphic CbaDgointheoccupied torritories byUaitiDg th.optioall opentoJR.algratiDg fr_theSovietUnionI!Uldensuring thattheiroBlydeatlnatioD wouldbeI.rael,lapreparation forre.ettllnq themIn theoccupied territori ••VbencoDditlon8 beca-epropitious. Itshoulda180be recalled thatI.ra.1's Prt.eMiDi.t.r, Yitshak Shamir, hasalready declared that: "t-lgratioa i.abig!latterwhichraeJu1re. theeziatence ofabigIsrael", Whil.recogai8iag thatthefree4c.toemigrate fromtheSovietUnionandother Baat.rn Buropeaa Stateswaathor••ultofinternal developmelllts inthosesocieties, ODO.houldDot,however, falltor...Dberthetr."D40us pro.Bure. ADdcontillluous efforts,sorted byI.raa1Ddit"supportere toea8ur.thatallemigruts 90to Isr.elwhiChregar48 ~.~~a.a.aiortoolincarryiug outitsezpanalonist schemes, 2hu.,whil.we..lC088therecentpo8itive developments iatheSovietUnion andthe~a.tEuropean Stato., weareofthevie.thatmakingthePale.tinlAD people bearthecOD.e~ueDcee ofthatimmigration totheirlandiaanotherhistoric !Diu8tic. totb..,whichisevelliacODtravolltion oftheveryteztsandinstruments Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryJSMlpt~-----lIIIIIIa _ Al45/PV.8 84-85 (Hr.SalAmeJprdlD) onwhichtherighttoimmigration iabal.d~particularly intheBelsinki FinslAct andtheagreements pertaining thereto, whichinclude therightof&per.on'to leave hiacountry andreturntoIt.Therefore, itisonlylogicalthatthePalestinians shouldquestion thelegitimacy oftheimmigration ofciti.ens ofotherStatesto theirlend,whentheyarebeingexpelled fromthatverylendandneverallowed to return. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryRC/20 Al45/PV.8 86 (Mr,Kasim,Jordan) In~eabsenceof&peaceful, comprehensive anddurable solution tothe question ofPalestine andtheArab-Israeli conflict, thecontinuation ofthis immigration constitute. aviolation oftherightsofthePalestinian peopleto theirnational homeland andathreattothenational security ofneighbouring States. Ultimately, itwillencourage therulingcirclesinIsraeltoridthe occupied territories oftheirindigenous iDhabitants andreplace themwiththe largenumbersofimmigrants, particularly slncethelimitednatural resources of theareacould.everely limititscapacity toabsorbthoseillllligranta, thus increasing thepossibility ofanIsraeli planofmassexpulsion ofPalestinians fromtheirhomeland. Eversincetheir na~ional tragedy began,thePalestinian peoplehaveshown thatitis~s81ble forthemtoabandontheirlegitimate rights. ThePalestinian peoplehavecontinued toconfront therepressive Israeli machinery withendless sacrifices inordertoachievetheirgoalofself-determination andnational independence ontheirsoil,liteallotherpeople.. Theirstruggle reached apeat inthepastthreeyears,throughtheircontinuing popular uprising, theintifad~, against theIsraeli occupation which,indealing withtheintifadab, unmasked the realfaceofIsraelandlaidbareitsunfounded claimstodemocracy andrespect for humanrights. ThePalestinian peoplehavealsoprovec:1thatthelogicofmightand thed.aireforexpansion dominate Israeli thinking, whichstillregardsthe iptifldDh asamatterofsecurity, ratherthanapolitical isauerepresenting the revoltofapeopleaspiring afterindependeDce, apeoplewithwhomIsraelmustcome tote~8inordertofindanappropriate political settlement. Againstthis backdrop, Israeli occupation constitutes enanomaly, indeed, ananachronism, in thiserawhichiswitnessing theendofcolonialism inabudding atmosphere of freedom anddemocracy. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library-- RC/20 Al45/PV.8 87 (Mr.;as!m qJordan) Itisregrettable thatthepeaceprocessintheMiddleEastshouldhavecome toacomplete standstill evenbsforethecrisisintheGulfbegan,andthatIsrael anditssupporters arecounting onthecontinuation ofthiscrisisintheGulfto enablethemtoreapcertainbenefits, foremost amongwhichisaretreat fromthe searchforapeaceful solution tothe~uGstion ofPalestine. Itisnoteworthy, however, thatIsraelanditssupporters arethspartiesthataremostenthusiastic foramilitary showdown andcallforthatshowdown asameansofendingtheGulf crisis. Thatcriaishasrevealed thedangersthatmayresultfromacontinued deterioration ofthesituation intheMiddleEast.Thesearedangers with far-reaching, devastating effectsthattranscond theboundaries oftheregion. Accordingly, thereistoday,morethaneverbefore, aneedforimplementing Security Council resolutions. Thoseresolutions constitute thelegalandpolitical
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political speech or statement discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, immigration, and the occupied territories. It highlights the struggle of the Palestinian people for self-determination and national independence, and criticizes Israel's occupation and treatment of Palestinians. The text also touches on the topic of international relations and the need for implementing Security Council resolutions.

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