text: which was neither responded to ncx appreciated. s/w. 2923 258-2 60 (Hr. Makmudb tt me stat8 for the record, hcmver, %omthing that perhaps should be stmtadr brcrume we have baen boo ungrassed in the Qy-togday reslitiea and practfcalitiea. The Soviet-Jawish inmigration him put thha Arab in a situaticm whereby we wader, aSl a natfona.l OOllPLLlnitYr at the &at that in the afterruth of the haloammt - where Iloot of the victirr were of the Javieh petewssian imd faith, but there were other&i too - Israel me8 to the Waat in a&r to help the Western world - bemuse #aziea VIY a product of a Western ctieis of civilizatim and was uhy we had the war - frrael tame to the Wsat and said, ‘farael, as the regmitory of Jewish history and future, will not ask ytx in tha Uest, *what ha= ya, done to the Jew in the past?‘; prwidad that you in the West do not aek Xarael what it is &i~q to the Palestinian3 in the pww3ntm - a soft of mtual absolving of ea& other’s guilt. The Warntern world abeolvm Israel of lte present guilt and Israel absolvae the West of ita p&e guilt. JP/oBR s/W. 2923 261 (Hr. Kaksoud) Then there wm tbs ~risim~ the change& withiu the aecialiat MP* and there wa8 the Jacksen-Vauik Aat of CQ1gra6, which linked Soviet Jeu&h migration aa a utter of huaan fights with acommdationa hgtween the United States and the Swiet Union at the glabal uvel. fucreascpd Soviet Jewish esigration became a litmus test, a ccitesi~l, of the libatalizing trend within the Soviet tiion. Thi8 crisis had to be resolved - again at the expense of the Palestinian People. So again we oppme Soviet Jwish immigration , becauw the Ralestinians and the 
analysis: The text appears to be a critique of the relationship between Israel and the West, particularly in the context of Soviet Jewish immigration and its impact on the Palestinian people. The author argues that the West has absolved Israel of its guilt towards the Palestinians, while Israel has absolved the West of its guilt towards the Jews. The text also mentions the Jackson-Vanik Amendment and its connection to Soviet Jewish emigration. Given the focus on politics, immigration, and historical context, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations or politics.