text: which oonstitute genocide, a crime under international law - aiming at expelling the Arab population from its land in order to achieve further Israeli expansicn in the region. Israel is attempting to carry out its programme of expaneion and settlelaent on Arab lands, ignoring the will of the international community, the Charter of the United Nations and the rule of international law. Under this expansionist, hostile and aggressive programme it has striven to annex Arab Jerusalem and the Arab Golan Ueights, and to escalate its policy of establishing settlements in the Palestinian and other occupied Arab territories. Having stolen its waters and diverted them into oozupied Palestine, it included southern Lebanon in that hostile expansionist programnr . W/37 S/PK2923 167 (Mr. Al+4asri, Syrian Arab RspubLic) Pm- md security in m extremely sensitive region like the Hiddle $ast cannot be achieved except through m international conference under United Nation8 auspices with the participation of the super-Powers or the permanent =*ars of the Gecurfty Council and all the parties concerned. The objective of the conference r8ust be Israel’s complete withdrawal from, all occupied tertitoties and the restoration to the Palestinian people of its inalienable rights. Israel continues its expansionist schemes, 85 it has admitted m OarpY occasions and it stubbornly rejects any withdrawal Pram the ouzupied Arab territories. It refuses to halt settlements on Arab lmd. It rejects a Palestinian State. And it rejects an international conference on peace in the Middle East. In 1948, Ben-Gurion stated that Israel’s final victory wauPd be achieved thrau* intensive Jewish emigration. Forty years later, in a etatemnt to ths Likud Party reported by Agence France Press@ on 15 January, Yitahak Shamir avced the sam objective &en he said that intensive Jewish emigration rewirea the establishPx3nt of Eretz Israel - “Greater Israel”. Thus, nothing has changed in the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic speech or report, discussing the conflict between Israel and Arab states, specifically focusing on Israel's expansionist policies and its impact on the region. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law, the United Nations, and the Charter of the United Nations. The text also mentions specific events and dates, such as the 1948 Arab-Israeli War and the statements of Israeli leaders. Given the content and tone of the text, it is likely related to international relations, diplomacy, or politics.