text: At the Versailles Peace Conference in 1919, when the zion- ist delegation distributed a map of the so-called territory of “Israel must withdraw from Lebanon. There is only one foreign army in Lebanon, and that is the Israeli army, which came in as an invader. Israel has its own language and systems, in no way linked to Lebanon or any other Arab country. The Israeli forces must with- draw from Lebanon without imposing any conditions on that country. The withdrawal of the Israeli forces will help to put an end to the Lebanese disputes, with the help of the Arabs. 7 Israel, the map included the southern part of Lebanon and Syria, and the eastern bank of Jordan, parallel to the Hajazi railway line from Damascus to &dina. Moreover, the memoirs of Sharett, a ‘former Feign Minister of Israel, revealed that since 1954 Israel w seeking a leader in Lebanon to be its agent in a p&+nary attempt to create sectarian disputes in Lebanon 48 that Israel could achieve the division of Lebanon inso sectarian States. Israel was able to secure Major Ha-, who now, with the Israeli occupation forces, controls southern Lebanon. The savage and barbaric war launched by Israel in Leba- non in June 1982 and the criminal actions against the Lebanese people in their cities, tom and villages, and against social, economic, educational and health institu- tions, as well as the water projects, were but a step to pave the way for the annexation of the region. It has been revealed that Israel has incorporated this territory within its economic sphere and exploits, that it is competing with the people of the region by flooding them with Israeli products, and that it diverts land, sea and air transport to Israel. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement criticizing Israel's actions in Lebanon, focusing on the country's territorial claims, military presence, and economic influence in the region. The language used is strong, with accusations of aggression, annexation, and exploitation. The text also references historical events, such as the 1982 war, and quotes from memoirs. Given the political nature of the text, it seems likely that the category would be related to international relations, politics, or conflict.