text: them-to come and follow the work of the current series of meetings of the Security Council, once again wanted to bring its message of peace. 26. Will Israel continue to remain deaf to Africa’s message? 27. The Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity which met at Rabat in June 1972, and the meeting that was recently held at Addis Ababa, each adopted a resolution calling upon Israel to withdraw immediately from the occupied Arab territories and fall back to the 5 June 1967 positions, in accordance with the provisions of resolution 242 (1967). By those same resolutions, Africa makes a pressing appeal to the States Members of the United Nations to refrain from delivering weapons, military equipment and the like to Israel and to refrain from giving it moral support which would enable it to strengthen its military potential and to perpetuate the occupation of Arab States. 28. Should a military conquest serve as a pretext for territorial expansion? Can a State which enlarges its boundaries by war, destruction and territorial annexation, claim tD be peace loving and worthy of being a Member of our Organization under the provisions of the Charter? If Israeli expansionism proceeds from a plan conceived by the Zionists, the execution of such a design certainly rests on the sizable material aid that it receives from international imperialism. 29. International opinion will recall that on 5 July 1968 the Israeli Defence Minister expounded on the plan which, by stages, was to result in the creation of a “Greater Israel”. The ambitious gamble of General Moshe Dayan were expressed in these terms: “Our fathers reached the frontiers recognized in the partition plan of 1947. Our generation has reached the frontiers of 1949. But the generation of the six-day war 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement criticizing Israel's actions and policies, particularly its occupation of Arab territories. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a speech or resolution from an international organization. The text mentions specific dates, events, and resolutions, which further suggests that it is a historical document. Given the focus on international relations, politics, and conflict, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations or conflict resolution.