text: occupied territories. 6. Various delegations, and the representative of the PLO, more specifically, have already presented to the Council specific facts and figures on the usurpation now under way and plans for the future usurpation of Pales- tinian lands, and property. It suffices for us to reiterate that, at the beginning of this month, 28,000 dunums of land were confiscated in Palestinian villages in the Nablus area. In Yatta, near Hebron, the leaders of the community have been notified that 23,000 more dunums of land will be confiscated. A revealing article pub- lished in The New York Times-a source which, as the representative of the PLO noted, cannot be described as anti-Jewish or anti-Zionist-has already been quoted. It describes Israel’s plans to settle 400,000 Jews in the West Bank in the next 5 years and 1.4 million in the next 30 years. 7. Neither international public opinion nor the reit- erated condemnations and appeals of the United Nations have managed to restrain the Government of Israel, which has thus far continued its expansionist and repressive actions against the interests and survival of the Arab people. Except for a similar contemptuous attitude on the part of the Pretoria racist rtgime, this brazen disdain for international law is unparalleled in the Past three decades. Otherwise, in this century it can only be compared to the attitude of madness of Nazi Germany, which resulted in a holocaust for millions of human beings and enshrined barbarism as a politi- Cal virtue. That this is not empty rhetoric becomes clear when we recall CounciI resolutions 242(lg67), 446 (1g79)j 465 (1980), 476 (1980), 478 (1980) and 484 (lg80)s which, among many others, have been grossly bored. As for the principles of the Charter 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to the United Nations, addressing the issue of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories and its plans for expansion. The language used is critical and emotive, highlighting the suffering of the Palestinian people and the disregard for international law shown by Israel. The text does not mention specific economic or social programs, but rather focuses on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.