text: fact, he spoke to him as an officer would to a soldier. He distorts arc meetings here and believes that he alone understands everything and that nobody else mdacstanils anything. Today Mr. Bbamit, the Prime wnis&r, has said that it would be better for the fecucity Council to adopt nothing tha to impost sorPething on Israel, because if the Peoucity Council &es adopt a resolution, fsraet will not recognize it. r(e said that the other resolutions adopted by the Council have not bean implemented by Israel and that Israel has not ceoognized them. This, then, is the manner adopted by Israel. The representative of the Zionist entity has referred to bmcraoy and civilizatione S&U% in fact hie superiors hwe a split personality wtrich cepcesents a threat to international maos and security. I do not believe that the Unit4 Statoe is really a faithful friend of 18Eat31, for the United States has not made a single comment that oolrld enlighten Israel as to its future. Xt has not explained to Xzrael hw tc conduct relations with J=/rPurt S/??V. 2923 207 (UC. Al-Tiktiti , Iraq) neighbouring countries, or how Israel is to renounce vialence as its method, because it will lead to absolutely nothing and will never destroy the Palestinian people or the Arab nation but will rather have the contrary effect. Xt will worsen the situation and increase violence, which in turn will engender further violence. People and nations have to have logical relationships. We have heard everything Israel’s Foreign Minister stated. There is certainly a danger threatening Israel, and that danger lies in Israel itself and in the United States. Even as far as individuals are concerned, when they feel a danger they try to find out what the source of the danger is , and the question is not all that easy to answer. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or opinion piece, criticizing the actions of Israel and the United States in the context of international relations and security. The author references international organizations, such as the United Nations, and mentions the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting that the text is related to international politics and diplomacy.