text: should be taking place concurrently with the acts of repres- sion being committed by the South African Government against citizens of that country. Both r&imes are based on the same ideology: racism and racial discrimination. Both deny their peoples’ inalienable rights, including the right to self-determination and equality. Both ‘disregard current history which is liberating all peoples and establishing equality among nations. Cooperation between the two racist r&imes in all fields-including military and economic-is familiar to us all. There has been established between the Pretoria and Tel Aviv regimes co-ordination and an exchange of experiences in order to divert world attention from the campaign of repression pursued by the South African Government and to reduce the impact of the international pressure exerted to compel it to stop such repression. 27. International law, particularly humanitarian law, including the Geneva Convention on the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 August 1949,’ is aimed at protecting the people of a region who are living under military occupation. That protection pertains, first of all, to persons; secondly, to , resources; thirdly, to institutions. 28. Israel’s acts of repression undermine that protection in occupied Palestinian territory. These measures demon- strate Israel’s contempt for the spirit and letter of the pro- visions of that Convention, despite the commitment of the international community to ensure protection for civilians against the crimes of occupying authorities, especially in the light of the bitter experience of the Second World War. 29. As a party to that Convention, having signed it on 6 July 1961, Israel is committed to implement its article 2, which provides that the Convention shall apply in all cases of armed conflict, whether it be a declared or unde- clared war, and in all cases of occupation, partial or total. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement criticizing the Israeli government's treatment of Palestinians in occupied territory. It references international law and the Geneva Convention, indicating a focus on human rights and humanitarian issues. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to the economy or environment.