text: the occupied Arab territories, including Jerusalem. Crimes were committed against PaleStinianB wherever they were. Not satisfied with the horrendous slaughter, Israel attrleked Palestinians with unlimited barbarism and brutality. It used its military forces against Palestinians who merely expressed their horror md anguish in the atreeta. This brutality caused victims among women, children and the elderly. JW65 S/PV. 2923 287 (Mr. Ghezal, Tunisia) The international oomrrmunity was horrified and repulsed by such brutality. President George Bush expressed his &ep con-m about the increase in the number of Palestinian victims who had fallen to lsraeli repression. He called cn those forces tD respect discipline. But at a time when public opinion was horrified at thae dramatic events, uhat did we hear from the delegatiar of Ssrael? We heard insolence and arrogance- The representative of Israel dtd not say that the Psraeli authorities had ordered the Israeli troops to withdraw. Instead, his words pointed to further escalation of violence. There were no words of con&!.cnce ts the victims of violence or to the people l A few days ago@ the Head of State went to the Chief Rabbi to express condolences fa an act of desecration in a Jewish cernatery and even marched in a denmxstrention. We have been told that the pxeon who amsnitted the crfme was a m&ban. But in actual fact he was a soldier, and his act reflecti the hatred and enmity towards PaLestiniane. These Palestinians were not killed because uley had committed a crime but because they were Arabs, because they were Palestinians. They had done noth ins. It was an act of racism# it cannot be called anything but a racist crtubs. Vfolenas haa mrked the ootpduct of the occup/ing forces. ikmsinthe occu@ied tarritories have been attacked by m implacable war -chine in a reign of 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the human rights violations committed against Palestinians. It highlights the brutal treatment of Palestinians, including the use of military force, and condemns the actions of the Israeli government. The text also touches on the theme of racism and discrimination. Given the context and content of the text, it seems most likely to be related to international relations and human rights.