text: Arablandsandindepriving thePalestinian peopleofitslegitimate and inalienable rightsguaranteed bytheunitedNations Charter andreaffirmed in numerous resolutions ofthisOrganization sinceitsinception. Theactsof:aggression stillbeingcommitted byIsraelagainst Lebanon andits continued brutalbombardment ofthePalestinian campsispositive proofofits intentions anditsdisregard ofinternational publicopinion, international institutions andthesecurity ofthepeoples andStatesoftheregion. TheArabStates,attheFezSummitConference andonotheroccasions, have affirmed theircommitment topeacebasedonjustice andrightforallpeoples ana Statesintheregion, thusproviding ahistoric opportunity fortherestoration of peaceinoneofthemostimportant andsensitive areasoftheworld. ButIsrael haschosentotaketheopposite courseandtopersist initspolicyofaggression, disregarding allpeaceefforts. Theinternational community hasaffirmed invarious forumsitsconviction that alasting, justpeaceintheMiddleEastcanbeachieved onlythrough thefulland unconditional withdrawal ofIsraelfromallArabterritories occupied since1967, including HolyJerusalem, andtheexercise bythePalestinian people, underthe leadership ofthePalestine Liberation Organization (PLO),itssole,legitimate representative, ofitsinalienable rights, including itsrighttoestablish its independent Stateonitsownsoil,inaccordance withitsfreewill.TheseAP/ljb A/40/PV.l~ 37 (Mr.Ayoub,Sudan) conditions remainafirmfoundation forpeacebasedonjustic&, notpeaceimposed byforceofarms. Inthiscontext, wereaffirm theimportance ofconvening aninternational conference onpeaceintheMiddleEast,asspecified intheGenevaDeclaration of 1983,whichwasendorsed bytheGeneral Assembly, iftheUnitedNationsistocarry outitsdutiesandresponsibilities andcontribute tothesolution ofthisquestion onthebasisofjustice, rightandinternational legitimacy. Wedeclare fromthis rostrum oursupport forallsincere, seriousefforts tosettletheconflict inthe MiddleEast,withtheparticipation ofalltheparties concerned, onthe international andregional levelsandonafootingofequality ateverystage. TheGovernment andpeopleofSudanhavebeenfollowing withgreatsorrowthe continuing warbetween IraqandIran,whichhasnowentereditssixthyear."e feelgreatsadnessatthecontinuing conflict between thosetwocountries towhich weareboundbyclosehistorical andspiritual links. Likeotherfriendly Moslem people, wefeelthebitterness ofthisstrife, whichhashaddevastating effects on theresources andpotentials ofthosetwoneighbouring countries andshakenthe stability andsecurity oftheentireGulfarea.Theinternational community hason numerous occasions stressed theneedtobringaboutapeaceful settlement ofthis conflict. TheOrganization oftheIslamic Conference andtheMovement of Non-Aligned Countries havemadeefforts toachieve apeaceful settlement toputan endtothisbloodywarinacontext ofrespect forthebasictenetsof international law,theunitedNations Charter andtheprinciples oftheMovement of Non-Aligned Countries. Sudanwillcontinue tosupport theseendeavours untilthere isapositive response totheappeals oftheinternational community andthe fighting between thetwoneighbouring Statesisended.AP/ljb A/40/PV.14 38 (Mr.Ayoub,Sudan) Sudanhasalwaysbelieved inthepeaceful settlement ofdisputes, through dialogue andnegotiations, witHoutresorttothelogicofforceandaggtesFion. Accordingly, wehaverepeatedly stressed ~eneedforthewithdrawal offoreign forcesfromAfghanistan insuchmannerastopreserve forthepeopleofAfghanistan itssovereigr.~lo self-determination andfreedom, without foreign interference in itsinternal affairs. Similarly, 'feconsistently asserttheimportance ofachieving alasting and justsolution tothequestion ofKampuchea inaccordance withinternational lawand inthecontext oftheCharter oftheUnitedNations. Thecontinued tension inSouth-East Asiamakesitimperative forthe international community toseekacomprehensive political solution thatguarantees thewithdrawal ofallforeign forcesandfullrespect fortheindependence ofall Statesoftheregio1n, including Kampuchea. Wereiterate oursupport forthe efforts exerted bytheAssociation ofSouth-East AsianNations (ASEAN) toachieve anacceptable, peaceful solution tothisproblem. Wearedeeplyconvinced thatpeaceful dialogue istheonlywaytosettle conflicts. Thisconviction makesuslookcontinuously forasolution between the
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Sudan at the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various international conflicts and crises. It highlights the country's stance on issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war between Iraq and Iran, and conflicts in Afghanistan and Kampuchea. The text emphasizes the importance of peaceful resolution, international law, and the United Nations' role in addressing these conflicts.