text: solidarity and that of the SeneqaleRe people. We stronqly condemn thiR Ravaqe act, which violateR all the principles of international law and al80 thoRe of the Charter of the United Nationfi to which the ,lewiRh State harr, however, acceded, In my capacity as current Chairman of OAll, T Rhould el~o like to express to you the fienee of shock felt hy Africa, and our unreserved support in thene mofit tryinq circumstances. Let Israel, which is no lonqer troubled hy the condemnation of the international community , know that all of Africa in an TuniRia’s Ride and RtronqlY c:astiqateR itR action, which in frankly unworthy of our day and aqe. Ahdou DIOIIF PreRirlent of’ the Republic nf Seneqnl Current Chairman of OAll / . . . A/40/741 S/l 7550 Enql ish raqp 7 ANNEX I I Mes~aqe from the PreRidsnt of the Hepuhl ic of Seneqal addreaaed to the Chairman of the PLO followinq the raid carried nut by IRrael in the liepuhlic of TuniRia In itR blind frenzy aqainRt the PaleRtinian people, IRrael has, hy itR dt adlY and RenReleRR hombinq of PaleRtinian refuqee campR in the suhurhfi of TuniP, once asain Perpetrated an act of deliberate murder aqainRt innocent civilian pcpulationR. I should like to expreRR to you on thiR painful nccaRion my deep sympathy, total support and active solidarity, and that of the Seneqalese People. Seneqal stronqly condemns thiR blatant act of aqqreeaicn which trdmpleR underfoot the riqhtR of individualR and the Charter of the United NationR at a time when the international community iR preparinq to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the entry into force of the document adopted at San FranciRco. In my capacity aR current Chairman of OAII, I Rhould alwo like to reiterate tr, 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement condemning a military action by Israel, referencing international law and the United Nations Charter. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be an official statement from a government or international organization. The content does not relate to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture. The tone and language suggest that it is more related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as international relations and politics.