text: fanned the flames of the popliar and total fntifadah, which expresses the will of the Palestinian people to reject Israeli occupation and to assert its &termination to tecwer its rights which remain m essential condition for the establishment of a b&UbJ for a just and comprehensive peace in ths region, in conformity with the principles of international law and United Nations resolutions. That is why the intifadnh has won world approval and the support of the forces of freedom, justice and peace. The Council is aware that Haganah metier& such as Shamir and Sharon, and members of other organizations have adopted measures to perpetrate massacres throughout the world. But Israel has not admitted what it did in Namibia and in South Africa before Namibia achieved independence. I mention the example of South Africa, as in South Africa there are also occupying forces killing blacks, as indeed Israel is killing Palestinians. memlt S/W.2923 206 (Mr. Al-Tikrlti, Irag The repreerentative of the Zionist entity criticizes Iraq’s warning to Iaraelr but he is hiding half the truth. He fails CT) state that the warning was given to prwent Israel from again attacking Iraq, as it did in 1981. l’hw the representative of that entity shcma little rezpeot for the Security Council and the international annmuni ty . Despite all tbs crimes and illegal acts committed by Ierael and all the lies it has been spreading, that representative persists in Qisting facts and depicting himself ss the defenceless victim. The Ieca&.is blame their victims, the intifadah children, and they blame the Arab oountries, part of whose land Israel still ocoupies and which Israel wantonly attacks. The Council will have noticed the manner &opted by the representative of Ierael. Be has not even expressed gratitude1 he has not greeted the Pcesident t in 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Palestinian people or a state sympathetic to their cause. It discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Intifada, and the actions of Israel and its representatives. The text also mentions international law and United Nations resolutions, suggesting that it is concerned with the international political and legal aspects of the conflict.