text: UNITED NATIONS DiRtC, GENERAL S/l 7509 1 October 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL, FRENCH I~E’ITER DATED 1 OCTOBER 1985 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF TUNISIA TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL On instructiona from my Government, I have the honour to inform YOU of the followino. On Tuesday, 1 October 1985, riw Israeli military aircraft flvinq from thr east at a low altitude panetrated Tunisian aitrpace and, at 10.07 a.m.@ bombed the civilian locality at Borj-Cedria called Hammam-Plrqe, rituated in the eouthern euhurhr of Tunic, droppinq Zive (5) delayed-action bombs weiqhinq 1,000 poundn each. This opetation, for which Iarael hao officially claimed reaponaihility, haa raaulted in the loss ot many human liver, with the toll now atandinq at mote than 50 dead and nearly 100 wounded , while the reatch qors on for those still buried beneath the ruhhlc. In addition it har caused material damaqe and destruction on a wide scale. Contrary to what Israeli ottticials are claiming, the place choeen a8 the tarqet for this cowardly attack in Rituated in an exclunively reaidcntial urban area which traditionallv haR heen home to Tunisian familicA and a gmall number of Palestinion civilianff who hnd to flee from Lehanon followinq the invasion of that country hy the Iaraali army. Thin totally unjustifiable Ifiroeli raid conatituteR a blatant act of aqqression aqain8t TuniRia’R territorial inteqrity, aoveraiqntv and independencer and a flaqrant violation of the rulrft and normA of international law and of the principles emhorlied in the Charter of the United NationR. The ‘I’uniqian (;ovPrnment. reqlleRits an immediate meet inq of the c’ouncil so that thfa lntt.Pr mav consider the situat icon result inq from Israel ‘R aqqrrsfiinn and take Sllch S*ZDR as aft rrouireri hy the Flituatinn. 
analysis: The text appears to be a formal diplomatic statement, detailing a military attack by Israel on Tunisia, resulting in human casualties and material damage. The focus is on the violation of international law and the request for the United Nations Security Council to take action. Given the context, it seems unlikely that the topic is related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture. The mention of humanitarian aid and relief is also unlikely, as the focus is on the act of aggression rather than the consequences. Science and technology is also not a suitable category, as the text does not discuss any scientific or technological aspects.