text: 29. As we have stressed here, on many occasions,‘Israel’s brazenness before the international community, its disre- gard for its Charter obligations as a Member of the Organi- zation and its systematic non-compliance with Security Council resolutions are possible only because of the uncon- ditional support of the United States and of some other Western Powers. It is only because of the economic, mil- itary and financial assistance provided by those countries that Israel is able to pursue its policy of aggression and expansion in the Middle East. That assistance is supple- mented by political and diplomatic support, as manifested in the United Nations. It is enough to note that in the Security Council during the 1970s and 198Os, the United States made use of its veto power 17 times in Israel’s interests in order to protect it from the consequences of its expansionist acts against Arab States. Ten of those vetoes were in fact cast under the present Administration. The most recent case was on 13 September this year [2605?h meeting], when a draft resolution sponsored by the non- aligned countries [S/I74291 was blocked; had it been adopted, that draft resolution would have condemned the latest repressive measures by the Israeli authorities against the Arab population of the occupied Palestinian territories. The same stance is evident in statements made by United States Administration officials which attempt to confer legitimacy on the latest piratical act of their junior partner. 30. There can be no doubt that this unconditional assist- ance and support will impel Israel and its military authori- ties to new adventurist acts against Arab countries and peoples. The latest act of Israeli aggression, against Tuni- sia, has once more demonstrated to the peoples of the region what actions they can expect from the United States-Israeli strategic alliance. This latest aggressive act 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or report that discusses the relationship between Israel, the United States, and Arab countries. It highlights the unconditional support provided by the United States to Israel, which enables Israel to pursue its aggressive and expansionist policies in the Middle East. The text also mentions specific events and actions taken by Israel and the United States, such as vetoes in the Security Council and statements made by Administration officials. Given the focus on international politics and the criticism of a particular country's actions, I hypothesize that the text is related to international relations.