text: answered by Israel itself, which does not consitbr iteelf an occupying Pwec in the oca~pied territories. That ka the issue once again. Than as lang as Israel mintaim its answer to the question iu limbo, wdefined, I have a constituency of Palestinian refugees in tIm calppe of Rsehfdiyar Pin al-Hilwi and in Syria and other plam8, refugees hose sights Cp r&Urn to their homw in Uaifa and Jaffa are squally human rights, if wa consider the Palesttnian refugees humn - and in Bur view and in the vieu of the international oomunity they are human, md therefore they are entitled to rights. Their huntm . rights are eystematiaally being denied by Israel’s disallowing thea the right to return lo their homes m the bmis that they de not belong to the Jewish faith. Therefore, this structured, exolmionary policy ie a form of tadem, and the human righhes of the Paleatinfam to return, if there is logio in history, takes Pr=eilenae over the right of Eoviet Jew to ame to Israel. 8ut we are not insisting cm preaedenoe. We are isusieting that Israel, which denies the right of 6elfdeterPrination, the right b an jn&pm&nt State iu the West Bank and Gasa, balmce that denial with implemer&aticm of the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their h-8. It is high time to stop Israel’s getting away not aoly with the murdera that iQ occupation authoritfaa carry OUf8 but with lies and dietortions of history. That is why there is an opportunity, a historic opportunity, for the readVatiOn Of the 6ecurity tin&l’s invavant iu bringing about mace in JPha sspv. 2923 263-265 blO8tilM. Mw aom that fnvolw8ent take place? Mw cm the Secucity Council envkage a QKOgrm Of action , a monitoring systese to bring about cmnplianor? Of 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, refugees, and human rights. It discusses the rights of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes, the Israeli occupation, and the need for international action. The language used is formal and academic, suggesting a scholarly or diplomatic context.