text: occupation and pradtices, can come and insult India, Pakistan, Jordan and everybody else without any inhibition and then, in a moment of utter intellectual arrogance characteristic of Ztcnist ideology, say that Israel is willing to be judged by a different, “higher” standsed. Israel has TV be judged by a narmal standard. It has to answer the question whether it is oc is not an occupying Power. xs it cc is it not willing to -ply with internationat and United Nations resolutions? Is it or is it not willing to recognise the right of Palestinians to self-determination? Just as it is eager to have Soviet Jewish ismigrants, is it or is it not willing to aWePt the right of return of Palestinians in their diespore and refugee camps, a right that has been clearly spelt out by the internationul community and the United Nations? That right to return has been systematically denied for ane single teaaon - tk%?e Palestinisn refuaeee whose right to return has been denied are not of the Jawfsh Perouasion. yet the Israeli delegatiar goes around describing Arab8 aa racists and anybody who doea not comply with fsraeL*s will and diktat3 as entertaining lingering anti-Semitism and CL ist attitudes. The Israelis consider that they Can &my the rfght of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes in S/W.2926 26-30 (Mr. Maksoud) Nszaceth aud the Galilee because they are not Jews. rf that is not a form of raciern I don’t kncu what is. But ue have aode a historical reconcil.ation. Tha ~rsb League at its sumit caoferuma mly a couple of days ago recognised and te-recognized the Fez and camblanui cesolutions. They recognised that the 1967 borders should stand and that xauael should withdraw from the occupied territories. Nobody asked for thhe 
analysis: The text appears to be a political commentary on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, criticizing Israel's occupation and treatment of Palestinians, as well as its attitude towards international resolutions and the right of Palestinian return. The language used is formal and academic, suggesting a scholarly or diplomatic context. The text does not contain any specific references to economic, natural resource, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on political and human rights issues.