text: Agency (CIA), South Africa in return, was providing Israel with enriched uranium for its nuclear warheads. NBC-TV had added that Israeli experts were conducting tests at the South African test centre at Overberg. South Africa had also received support from Israeli military leaders such as Raphael Eitan, the former Army Chief of Staff, who had declared on 24 December 1987, during a conference at the law school at Tel-Aviv University: "Anyone who says that the blacks are oppressed in South Africa is a liar. The blacks there want to gain control of the white minority, just like the Arabs here want to gain control over us". 11. EAFORD had noted Mr. de Klerk's promises with interest, but called for the immediate release of Nelson Mandela. It also demanded the unconditional release of all political prisoners, including freedom fighters, and the lifting of the state of emergency. 12. Mr. PATEL (Pakistan) noted that the latest report of the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts (E/CN.4/1990/7) once again contained a depressing catalogue of the human rights violations committed by the South African Government. Admittedly recent statements by Mr. de Klerk, following the release of Mr. Walter Sisulu, had given rise to optimism. But Nelson Mandela had not yet been released and, although some political prisoners had been released, what was needed was the release of all. Morever, Mr. de Klerk's statement of 2 February had made no reference to the laws upon which apartheid was based, namely the Group Areas Act and the Population Registration Act. 13. Pakistan, which was a signatory to the International Convention on the Suppression and Pvmishment of the Crime of Apartheid and had always been sceptical about "constructive engagement" or the gradual reform of apartheid, considered that all discriminatory laws must be repealed. Pakistan was in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international politics and human rights, specifically the situation in South Africa during the 1980s. It mentions the involvement of various countries, including Israel and Pakistan, in the country's politics and nuclear program. The text also highlights human rights violations and the demands for the release of political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela.