text: justify procrastination. Oi=cupat@n is illegal; it is the antithesis of international law and all kinds of international instruments, including’ the United Nations Charter. It is the responsibility of the international community to put an end to this occupation, without any conditions. .-, The international community, &s represented by the Security Council, *must support ‘the uprising of the Palestinian Arabs, confronted by Zionist violence against their lives, ‘their dignity and their holy shrines. That uprising deserves all support. It requires the Security Council to take appropriate, effective and immediate action .to make it possible for the Arab people of ,Palestine to exercise its inalienable national righ-ts, including -..and I emphasize this - its right to return TV its homeland, and its right to self43etermination and the establishm6nt of its independent, sovereign State in its national territory. That question is . : non&otiable, in all circumst2inces.~ . : f :’ While we appreciate the positive points made in the. Secretary-General’s report, as well as the physical difficulties faced by Under-Secretary-General 1 Moulding during his mission to gather in,fortMtion , we expect that a-e Security Council .,will urgently take,appropriate action to secure the safety and pro,tection . I of the civilian population in the occupied Arab territories and to ensure that .. ‘Israeli forces are totally and ‘immediately withdrawn from all the occupied Arab _ territor,ies, including Jerusalem. I wish to make it clear that so long as these territories continue to be under Israeli occupation, so long as settlements continue to be built in the territ& ies, there will be’ no peace in that part bf the world. In, the resolution they adopted recently in Tunis, the Foreign tinisters of the League of ,Arab States called on the Security Council to shoulder its 14 1 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, focusing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the international community's role in resolving it. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law, the United Nations, and the Security Council. The main concerns are the occupation of Palestinian territories, the safety and protection of the civilian population, and the right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state.