text: have: “Fight in the way of Allah against those who tight against you . . .‘*. 139. These verses are addressed not simply to the Pales- tinian Moslems, who happen to be the most appropriate example of these verses, but to all Moslems, to all the millions of Moslems. To defend the holy land of Palestine, to liberate the Islamic sanctuaries from Zionist occupa- tion, to re-hoist the flag of Palestine and to revive the State of Palestine under the banner of Islam are all Islamic duties which apply to all Moslems. The Holy Koran com- mands and orders all Moslems, in verse 60 of surah VIII; “Make ready for them all thou canst of (armed) force and of horses tethered that thereby ye may dismay the enemy of Allah and your enemy, and others beside them whom ye know nor. Allah knoweth them.‘* 140. Instead of unifying all their resources and. the present-day strings of horses against the Zionist usurpers, some members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference-by that I mean some of our Islamic countries-resort to the Security Council and remain satis- fied with draft resolutions, many of which-all similar to each other-have so often been adopted in the past, in order to cool down the champions of support for Palestine and also to please the Zionist enemy by that cooling-down process. 141. The history, and even the contemporary history, of Lebanon and Palestine has convinced even the Council members that what has been taken by force must be taken back by force, the only language that the Zionist enemy understands. 142. It is a waste of time to elaborate and to enumerate what the Zionist usurpers have done in the past or in recent days in the occupied territories. We have to finish 
analysis: The text appears to be a call to action for Muslims to defend the holy land of Palestine and liberate it from Zionist occupation. The language used is strong and militant, emphasizing the need for force to reclaim what has been taken by force. The text also critiques the approach of some Islamic countries that resort to the Security Council and draft resolutions, implying that this is not an effective way to achieve their goals.