text: respo;nsibilities by taking effective measures to end the fsraeli occupation of all ” . BLT/dd s/PV. 27 86 73 . (Mr. Al-Masr i, Syr ian- Arab F&public) Palestinian and other Arab territories. Furthermore, they called on the united Nations to supervise the withdrawal of the Israeli occupation forces and to make it possible for the Palestinian people to exercise its right to self-determina.t.ionr , pursuant to the relevant United Nations resolutions. The Foreign Ministers also : decided to make it clear that the struggle of our people in Palestinet in Golan and in southern Lebanon is one unified struggle against Israeli occupation. The PRESIDENT: I should 1 ike to say a brief word to the Security Council in my presidential capacity. . . : There are no further speakers for tonight. As I understand it, it is the. general wish of the Council to try to arrive at agreement on some. outcome to this debate when we resume, as we must, tomorrow. At the moment, there are some 10 speakers for tomorrcw's.debate. I suggest that the best way we could proceed would be for us to conduct during the morning tomorrow individual disctissions about the possible text o-f a resolution to emerge from this series of meetings. In those discussions - which, I emphasize, would of course be individual - the presidency would be at the disposal of all members of the Coun&l to do what it could to help. If we used tomorrow morning in that kind of discussion, we could meet tomorrow afternoon to resume our debate. I think it would be as well if we met at 3 p.m. sharp tomorrow, - and, in this cannection, I congratulate members for their promptness in coming to the meeting this afternoon , and indeed earlier meetings,. \ We would resume tomorrow afternoon with the hope, but without the certainty I that 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or declaration, discussing the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories and the call for the United Nations to supervise the withdrawal of Israeli forces. It also mentions the struggle of the Palestinian people in various regions and the need for self-determination. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a official or institutional document.