text: in Auschwitz and Treblinka. But there is a Jewish State today ml there ate reeponeible Govermants represented here that should know the difference, that should have learned the lessen of hietory. We will atma up and ihsiet bm the support of all responsible Governmiants and the right of every Jew to corn to the Jewish homeland. JMXR sm. 2923 92 (Mr. Netanyahu, fatael) This campaign m immigrationr I have said, is beitq touted as a pretext for MI. This brings m to my fourth and final reason why the Council should not ba convened - because it is a pkeluda to a war council that will meet next week in Baghdad. It will bs an Arab summit, convened at the behest of and with the Patramge of Saddam Hussein, who the other day promised ti incinerate half of Israel - by the wayr to the wild applause of most Arab capitals and especially the iucmt fervent aplplause from none other than Yasset Xrafat, who said ‘%a will liberate Jerusalsra with the aid of the Xraqi R1 Abid misSilema Make m mistake about it: there are run3;lings of war in Baghaaa. On 8 *Y Saddam Hussein’s Foreign Hinieter saidr “war with Israel is imvitable. Xpaq wpeute the &yptian Amy to join it within two weeks.” ais DepIty Prime Minister said cn 19 Msyt “I haven’t the slightset cbubt that thie will man the end of the existence of Israel. ” And Saddam Huaaein haa aalled fat an matern fret, using the territol:ieo of Qtia >d Jordm to enable the Itqie o 90 division ts enter into battle with Israel. On 23 May Arafat spekeeinan Al-Hasan agreed that an aaatepn ftant wa8 a BTX) objective, and offered to enlist 3ytk*s auppott to join it. Sorae peace! 8ome 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a government official, likely referencing a sensitive and controversial topic. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to historical events and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The text does not discuss economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on international relations, politics, and security.