text: . . We all know that its territory has been defined by the General Assembly resoluLion and that a special map has been attached to that resolution. Those who are interested in seeing the territory of Israel may refer to the General Assembiy resolution of 29 November 1947 and, the annexed map which clearly marks that territory.:’ [414th meeting, p. IO.] 30. In the past quarter of a century the world has witnessed the Palestinian people being systematicall? turned into a nation of refugees, huddled in the sector of Gaza under Egyptian trust, and in the West Bank of the River Jordan under the rule of the Kingdom of Jordan, 1 See The Department of Stnte Bulletirl (Il.,% CJovernmcnt Printir:g Office, Washington, D.C.), vol. XVIII, No. 464, p. 673. while the Jewish authorities have systematically and per- petually imported hundreds of thousands of aliens to replace the people of Palestine in their homeland-in their homes and in their fields, but especially in their homeland. 3 1. Six years ago, in June 1967, the rest of what had been left to the native people of Palestine, including Arab Jerusalem, was invaded and occupied by the military forces of Israel. All the people who were in the then Palestine either are now living under Israeli military rule or have been pushed out of their country to live as exiles, homelessand stateless. 32. Again six years ago, in June 1967, the Israeli military violated the international boundaries between all of Pales- tine under the British Mandate and its neighbours. Over and above their onslaught on Arab Jerusalem, the West Bank of Jordan and the Palestinian sector of Gaza, the Israeli armies crossed the Egyptian and Syrian frontiers, and seized and occupied parts of the territories of Egypt and Syria; today, 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or a historical account, focusing on the territorial disputes and the displacement of people in the region of Palestine. It mentions the General Assembly resolution, the annexed map, and the Israeli military occupation of Palestinian territories. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or any of the other categories, as it primarily deals with the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict.