text: should compel the Zionist entity immediately to halt these measures and practice-s and to return the deportees to their homeland in accordance with Security Council resolutions. Q4S/lS S/PV. 2786 68-70 (Mr. Al-Masr i, Syrian Arab Republic) As to bringing &out ‘the speedy and complete .withdrawal from all Palestinian and other Arab territories occupied by Israel, including southern Lebanon and the- Syrian Arab Republic’s Golan Heights, the report of the Secretary-General states Clearly that all the Palestinians whom Mr. Goulding consulted during his visit to the occupied territories reject the fsraeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. That is true also of our people in the Golan Heights and southern Lebanon, who, by their resistance to Israeli occupation, have demonstrated their rejection of the occupation and their determination to continue the strugg1.e to liberate their lands. That makes it imperative that the Security Council accept certain concrete responsibilities, ,in order to respond in a serious manner and bring about an early withdrawal from all the occupied territories. The popular uprising by the Palestinian people in the.occupied territories and uprisings in SOUthern Lebanon and ‘in the Syrian Arab Golan Heights, which hatie en joyed universal support, have painted ‘a true picture of the obnoxious, racist, Fascist nature of the .Zionist entity. Those uprisings have once again brought home to the world the cause of a people that has suffered ior more than 40 years 8 Whether in Palestine; occutjied since 1948, or in Other-Palestinian and Arab territories under o&pa tion s ince 1967. : BLT/dd S/PV, 2786 71 (Mr. Al-Masr i, syr ian Arab Bepublic) That people is suffering the scourge of aggression, homelessness and racism daily on the basis of a State-sponsored, declared, official policy of the Tel Aviv 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Syrian Arab Republic to the United Nations Security Council, criticizing the actions of the "Zionist entity" (Israel) and calling for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied territories. The text does not mention economic or social issues, but rather focuses on political and territorial disputes.