text: United Nations cn Lebanon, in particular resolution 425 (1978). That means that the door must be closed on Israel’s efforts ti create *Greater Israel”. It wants to create “Greater Israel- by displacing the Palestinian people and settling thousands and thousands of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. In Lebanon, Israel oontinues the policy it has used in the occupied territories and complenmnts it, and k that end it exacerbates the problem in Lebanon, exacerbating divisions auonq ita people, so as b lead the greatast numbers of Lebanese to emigrate, thuQ facilitating the settlement of thousands of Palestinians in their place. The problem of Jewish immigration into Israel is not aetificial or fabricated, as has been claimad by Israeli officials. It is a reality. It is a fact confirm8 by the establfshmnt ?f settlements in the oocupied Arab territories, including in mu them Lebanon. The immigration of Soviet Jews, Ethiopian falashas and others represents one of the tools of Israeli policy used to achieve its objective, the creation of “Greater Lsrael”. The Arabs have never questioned the right of Soviet Jews to emigrats, but wo do oGject, and have a right to object, to exercise of that right at the expense of the rights of our people. We oppose their settlement in our occupied terr itor lee, and we seek a clear position an the part of the Security Council that will prevent their settlement there. %re X ziist offirru whet wa8 stated by the representative of the Arab League, Mr. Maknoud a that we should not forget the Palestinians who have been refugees since 1948. They are hwn beings, and they have rights as hurtkxn beings. And, incidentally, I should like refer to the round-table meeting that took @la@ in San R.enx, on 5 May, at the invitation of the International Centre for I@/'68 S/PV. 2923 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on the issue of Israeli settlements and the rights of Palestinian refugees. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a speech or a document presented to an international organization. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather concentrates on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.