text: an explosion if it should occur, in view of the fanaticism aa intransigence of Israel, which aims at emptying the occupied territories of its original inhabitants in order to settle thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of Jews in a well-planned and systematic immigration psocess , with total disregard for law and legitimacy. JD/34 S/PV. 2923 151 (Mr. Al-Alf i , Yema a) Wa must note that Israeli legislation allows the settlement of Jewish imnigrmts in the occupied territories. Furthermore, the Israeli authorities provide all sorts of financial and administrative facilities for the settlement of new Jewish immigrants in Arab towns and villages. The latest incident is the expropriation of a property belonging to the Christian communiw in the occupied territories. The subject under discussion is extremely complex and dangerous. It is linked to thre major aspects - Jewish immigration, settlement and peace. In view of the policies and practices of the Israeli authoritiee, we cannot separaba those three aspects, nor deal with one in isolation from the others. Jewish immigration must certainly lead to the expansion of settlements and increase the tension between Palestinians and Jews. That would lead to an escalation of tension, which might in turn lead to an explosion which could lead to war. Here r~13 must emphasise that it is crucial to maintain total respect for human rights in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The international community should lock into that matter in a very equitable and just nranner, because one cannot justify a legal theory that allows Jews to immigrate into Israel and at the same time disregard the right of Palestinian to return to their homeland, boxes, villages and families. The sanm should apply to the Arabs of the Golan Baights and southern Lebanon. Therefore, human rights end freedom 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on the issue of Jewish immigration and settlement in occupied territories. The language used is critical of Israeli policies and emphasizes the importance of human rights and international law. The text does not contain any economic, environmental, or scientific discussions, but rather a political and humanitarian one.