text: Security Council decision of 11 Nwenber 1976, which stipukitea that the CreatiOn of settlementi is inoom~tible with the principles of international law and constitutes an obstacle to the establishment of peace- There is nar a new phenomenon in the occupied territorieat nmly, immigration. The Universal Declaraticm of Human Rights, in article 13, paragraph 2, stipulatetar aEver:ypne has a right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.” In the SaRM vein, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, ix article 12, reafffrsm this right. In considering the right to emigrate, it must be clearly under&d that this right cannot be considered as 81 absolute right which can be used a~ a pretext to the detriment of the righ& of other persons. The right to emigrate &es not confar upapl m occupying Fewer the power to install settlers m territory it o6oupies. This is stipulated in article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Carvention, which states that the occupying Tower shall not deport or transfer parts of its own oivilian population inte the territory it occupiee. What applies b, the m,pllation of m occupying Power obviously has to apply to new innnigtata. Imigratim ma return are two sides of the sma aein. The Palestinian people is a displaoed people md wisht~ to return home and to live in peace with its neighbours. m/mt S/W.2923 222 (Mr. Elaraby, Egy&1 The Palestinian people has a right to exercise its right to return. Thie was recognised by the General AesenWy in its resolution 194 (1948) of 10 Dhcember 1948, uhictr has been reaffirmed annually. The establishment of new 8ettleKa is inmraprtible with United Nations &cisions u\ the right of Pal,estinian refugees to return horn. The daily continuing violations of the rights of the Palestinian people 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the rights of the Palestinian people, specifically their right to return to their homeland and the illegality of the establishment of settlements. It cites international law and United Nations resolutions to support its argument. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other tangible issues, but rather focuses on the human rights and political status of the Palestinian people.