text: the L&aneae and PaleetPnPan peoples and our sister Lebanon, wan yet another W~mple of the true auaence of that aggressive policy, which not only resulted in wore6: of thousands 0% dead and ~unrl~d among the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples buti also cost Xsvael Iteelf, according ta the statements made by-Israeli officials, about 5,8OQI caeuoltfef3. That wae Wmce for Galilee”. Did aX this lead to the destruction of the infrastruoture of the Pm, as plannti hy the Israeli leaders and their strategic allies, the American impe~ialfsts? The answer corms from the Israeli leaders themelves, since they hold the PLO and its leaders reqoncrible for the uprieing in the ocoupied territorials throughout the pa& few months against the oucupatbon, According to what they have said, it wa8 for thie specific reason that, with merican-made jets, they bombed the headquarters of the PLO in Tunis. The policies of Israel which obstruct peace are only too well known in the United Nation& Pt is well known who opposes the ctonvening of en internatisnal conference on peace in the Middle Ea@t. It is well known who imp&~8 the implementation of resolution M/58 C. Xt is only too well known who is impeding the implementation of the relevant resolutions of the United Nations. It ia only too well known which party does not adhere to international documents and resolutions, It is also only too well known why Israel and its strategic ally, the United States of America, are being subjected to almost complete isolation, internationally. ~11 the desperate Israeli attempts to curb the increasing resistance of our people to occupation and the practicee and pOliciee of the iron fist are doomed to failure. our struggling people will in the end force the Zionist leaders and their American strategic ally to racagnize our right to return to our homeland, to (Nlr. Blanwc, Pm) PaPestinPan State on our 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement criticizing the policies of Israel and its allies, particularly the United States, regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The language used is emotive and accusatory, highlighting the human cost of the conflict and the perceived injustices suffered by the Palestinian people. The text also touches on the theme of international relations and the role of the United Nations in addressing the conflict.