text: asntality of the Tel Aviv leaders from Ben-Guricn to Shamir, including everyone in between. They have all had the same objectives the annexation of land through forae and the establishment of Eretz Xerael. For Israel, peace is synonymous with expansion and hegembnyt the iteposition of a fait acconpli and of a solution that will guarantee it. Thus, Israeli logic deaurnda as its first rule the total rejection of the authority of the United Nations in any peaas process. That aleo implies the rejection of international law, since the United Nations is the principal organization concerned with the irpplemmtation of international law and the safeguarding of its rule% MS/37 s/w. 2923 168 (Mr. Al-Maeri., Syrian Arab I&~ublic) Ammg the Security Council’s -in responeibilities is the adoption of urgent measures to put an end to those violations and practices, including through the applicatim to Iacael of Chapter VII of the United Rations Charter in order to compel it to comply with United Nations resolutions and international law and to bring about its complete, uncmditional withdrawal fran all Palestinian and other occupied Arab territories. Unless that is achieved, the grave explosive situation resulting from the continued ocarpaticm of the Arab lands under settlemettt and from the fact that the Palestinian people’s rights are ignored will pose additional threats to international peace and security. The PRRSIDPNTr I thank the representative of the Syrian Arab Republic for the kind words he addressed to me. The next speaker is Rer Excellency Rrs. Abea Claude Diallo, Chairman of the Cmmittee m the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People. f invite her to take a place at the Ccuncil table and to make her atateuent. Mrs. DIALID (Senegal), Chairmar of the ConuPittee cm the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People (interpretation f&m French): On 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made in the context of international relations, specifically regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law, the United Nations, and resolutions. The content revolves around the issues of territorial annexation, expansion, and the rights of the Palestinian people. These themes suggest that the category is likely related to international relations, politics, or conflict resolution.