text: What an attempt at blackmailing the international community and the Security Council. What consummate contempt. What ultimate arrogance. It is an attempt to inflict a crisis of conscience in order to relieve his own conscience when he says, “We are not allowed to kill or to expel”. And then we are asked not to indulge in bashing in public forums, and told’ : that nobody should indulge in an orgy of speech-making. Yet, are we asked to - ’ stifle our outrage at this ideology, at this conceptualization of arrogance to be perpetuated unchecked, at least without the moral cost that should be imposed? The Israeli establishment’s butalization process has led the Israeli army to say that it needs, to send psychologists to treat the traumas brought on in the “’ Israeli soldiers by the brutalization process. Perhaps psychologists are. needed to’ examine what makes the leaders .of Israel make the utterances to which I have referred. BG/7 s/PV. 2786 26 (Mr. Mak soud) Furthermore, Mr. Shamir says: “Cur task is to recreate the shattered barrier of fear and once again put the fear of death into the Arabs of the area so as to deter them from attacking US any more’ - as though what they have done were not enough. What does *attacking us” mean? Does it mean the right to demonstrate for their human rights, human concerns; their food, their ribht to hospitalization, their right to human dignity and freedom? Does it mean the right to use non-violent means, which have been used systematically and consciously during the uprising in the West Bank and Gaza?. And there. is “the fear of death” - at least of 40 Palestinian martyrs, in addition to those whose bones have been broken, as though they were not worthy of life. What-is this psychology, this’brutalization 
analysis: The text is a speech or statement criticizing the actions of the Israeli government and military, specifically the brutalization of Palestinian people and the perpetuation of fear and violence. The language used is strong and emotive, highlighting the moral outrage and condemnation of the author. The text does not discuss specific policies or actions related to economic development, natural resources, or other technical fields, but rather focuses on the human impact of Israeli actions.