text: the mob of ring leaders of the terrorist gangs that met in June this year near the Angolan border. The question arises as to how the United States Administration can try to convince international public opinion about its concern for a “peaceful solution” to the problems of southern Africa and other regions while it is fostering terror against legitimate Governments. The terrorist grouping UNITA took part in that gathering, as did the anti-Mozambique gang the MNR (National Resistance Movement). This was clearly mentioned in the statement by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Zimbabwe [261&h meeting]. 111. I should like to draw the Council’s attention to the growing collaboration between the regimes in South Africa and Israel, which has virtually led to an alliance between them, posing a threat to international peace and security. This has been borne out, for example, by the act of aggression by Israel against Tunisia, consideration of which has just been concluded in the Council. 112. Of particular danger is the growing scale of the mil- itary and nuclear collaboration between these two regimes. South Africa is a major purchaser of weapons from Israel; it accounts for 35 per cent of Israeli arms exports in recent years. Israel has sold South Africa gunboats and Gabriel missiles. 113. According to the United Nations Special Commit- tee against Apartheid, Israel is encouraging South African Jews to visit Israel and to do one month’s military service there on an annual basis. According to the statement by the representative of the so-called Council of Volunteers in support of Israel, over a period of two years more than 3,500 South Africans aged from 20 to 60 have visited Israel for that very purpose. 114. I could give other examples of the collaboration between South Africa and Israel. 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or report, likely from the United Nations, discussing the concerns of the international community regarding the collaboration between South Africa and Israel, particularly in the context of terrorism and national security. The text highlights the military and nuclear cooperation between the two countries, as well as the involvement of South African Jews in Israel's military service. Given the focus on international relations, national security, and the political context of the Cold War, I hypothesize that the text is more likely to fall under a category related to international relations or diplomacy.