text: dismantle existing settlements and cease the construction snmd: piarming of settlements. Ms/8 sm. 2923 23-25 (Mr. Arafat, Palestine) Recently Lsrael has exploited the carditions that have permitted opening the doors of immigration to Soviet Jews and Jews from Eastern European and other States, thereby transforming the right to emigrate into a political and colonial aim, as represented in forced immigration to Israel cnly, which deprives emigrants and those foroad to emigrate of their right to chcose their own destination= This constitutes a violation of the rights of those Jews. We would recall that the rights of any individual or people cease where the rights of other individuals or peoples - including the Palestinian people - begin. Israel has endeavoured by all means to close all doors but one to Soviet Jewish emigration, keeping only Palestinian land open for them. Israel has been helped in that endeavour by decisions lmda and obstacles raised by 8obm Sates, especially the United States and Australia, within tha framework of a special underetarding and a fundamental and dangerous distortion of the concept of the right of emigration as stipulated in the Helsinki accords, transforming it to achieve the aggressive political aim of preventing the Palestin ian people frcm living in their homeland and depriving Palestinian refugees of the right to return in order to settle new inmigrants in the homeland to which the original owners have a right. It is necessary for me to mint out most responsibly that the issue of kviet Jewish emigra ticm to Palestin ian lads represents a danger to the whole region, not only to the occupied Paleetinian lands themselves. The threat extends to neighbouring Arab States. Indeed, it has begun to thraten the Golan Height6 and acu&ern Labmm _ uhora ki e-c ----a-- ---.- ~ ..----- -..--“m r.mp.rGa..rg is the KGdle &tit pEGvera that ieraei:s 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic document, discussing the issue of Jewish immigration to Israel and its implications for the Palestinian people. It highlights the alleged exploitation of the right to emigrate by Israel, the violation of Palestinian rights, and the threat to the region. The text does not discuss specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.