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The Syrian government, he said, had received "many Arab delegations wanting to know how young people might be enrolled to come and fight Israel".

Diplomats said that in the afternoon, the Iranian delegation pushed for a separate paragraph on Syria and nonproliferation, which was resisted by Arab delegations.

On March 13 an international antiterrorism conference, held at the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, was attended by world leaders, including 14 Arab delegations, who lined up in unprecedented solidarity with Israel and against terrorism.

In the recent discussions the Arab delegations have repeated the contention that Palestine was included within the area in which Sir Henry McMahon, on behalf of the British Government, in October, 1915, undertook to recognise and support Arab independence.

A6 Tensions At U.N. Race Meeting Israeli and American officials warned that they might walk out of the United Nations conference on racism, accusing Palestinian and Arab delegations of using the conference as a platform to smear Israel.

The diplomat said the African and Arab delegations were persuaded not to force a vote when the director general of Unesco, Irina Bokova, openly called for the prize to be withdrawn and said she would not be involved with it, and when the French seized some of Mr. Obiang's assets in Paris.

"It will be embarrassing for the regime to receive the Arab delegation while the country is on a strike".

In Beirut, an uneasy calm prevailed as government figures awaited the arrival of an Arab delegation that aims to help resolve the crisis.

The Arab delegation's visit comes after officials at a meeting of the 22-nation Arab League in Cairo last week gave Syria until the end of the month to stop its oppression of protesters and start a national dialogue.

An Arab delegation of notables visited London in August November 1921, demanding that the Balfour Declaration be repudiated and proposing the creation of a national government with a parliament democratically elected by the country's Muslims, Christians, and Jews.

In the first place, it is not the case, as has been represented by the Arab Delegation, that during the war His Majesty's Government gave an undertaking that an independent national government should be at once established in Palestine.