text: ‘. EMS/l5 s/PV. 2786 . 66 (Mr. Al-Masri, Syr fan Arab Republic) At the behest of the Council, his mission focused on two subjects. The first was to examine on the spot the situation in the occupied territories, and the second was to explore ways and means for the Secretary-General to formulate a recommendation to the Security Council aimed at assuring the safety and protection of the Palestinian population of those territories. We have devoted careful attention to the report and its conclusions. We have i also taken note of reports in the‘international media on the uprising by Palestinians in the occupied territories against the Israeli occupation, and on the daily suffering of that population as a result of the Fascist, oppressive,- brutal measures carried out by the Israeli occupation authorities. All this has led us to certain conclusions, on which there is agreement by all - with the single exception of the Fascist Tel Aviv rigime. First of all, the highest priority should be given to assuring that the civilian population of the occupied Arab territories is protected from the brutality of the Israeli occupation authorities. Secondly, but no less important and urgent, the Security Council should take immediate effective steps to secure the early withdrawal of the Zsr’aeli occupation forces from all Palestinian and other Arab territories occupied by Israel. With respect to protecting the civilian population, there is an international consensus on the need to apply the Fourth Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 1949. In his report the Secretary&General examined the legal basis for the applicability of that Convention and noted the international consensus on this - a consensus, of course, with .one dissenting voice: that of the Tel Aviv r8gimt?. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a diplomatic mission and its report, focusing on the situation in occupied territories and the protection of the Palestinian population. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a discussion of international relations and politics. The text also references international law and conventions, suggesting a focus on humanitarian and human rights issues.