text: 78. The Zionist entity still occupies part of southern Leb- anon, and a short while ago it occupied the greater part of Lebanese territory, killing. or displacing thousands of 7 people. What was our answer? It was negative. The Zionist entity, in contravention of all international laws, is altering the physical character of the occupied Arab territories and establishing settlements. Here, too, our attitude has been negative. The United Nations, and particularly the Secu- rity Council, as a result of circumstances in which it oper- ates, have always been unable to adopt any measure against the Zionist entity. 79. We in the Arab nation have given warnings about the nature of the racist Zionist entity and against the danger that entity represents. Now we see new evidence of its nature in its direct aggression against a State Member of the United Nations far remote from Palestine. $0. Why has this happened? It is said that it was because Tunisia offered refuge to the Palestinians. What is the Zionist entity’s aim with regard to that people? It is to annihilate them, to liquidate them physically. We are told that Hitler tried to annihilate the Jews. We were against that because, in the fmal analysis, the Jews are our cousins; we are of the same race. But what the Zionist entity is doing is even more terrible than the carnage for which Hitler was responsible. Hitler killed the Jews in Germany, but the Zionist entity kills the Palestinians not only in Palestine but also in every part of the world, in an attempt to annihilate them directly. 81. What is left to the Council? What is left of its prestige and importance if it does not take the necessary measures to expel that entity and to compel it to comply with United Nations resolutions? The United Nations is no longer 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, focusing on the conflict between the Arab nation and the "Zionist entity" (Israel) regarding the occupation of Lebanese territory and the treatment of Palestinians. The language used is critical and emotive, suggesting a strong political stance. The text also touches on international organizations, such as the United Nations, and their role in addressing the conflict.