text: tension in the world. Instead of complying with the resolution8 adopted by the CortnCil and by ule General Assembly, which has granted it arJ&erehip ~1 condition that it respect the Charter, Israel has persisted in ite &fianBB of the internetiaral mmmmmity . It attacked and occupied the territories of three Arab States in 1969t it then attacked Iraq 5n 1981, attacked Gebanar in 1982 - it still c%%upies part of southern Lebanon - and attacked Tunisia in 1985. Israel wculd not have been able to persist in its policy of aggression in its defiance of the will of the international community , in its rejection end disregard of international eesolutions and principles of human rights end in ito policy of impeding the peace process in the region, if it did not have unlimited haerfcan suPEm% which runs aountet to the statemente of the Rmetican A&ninisGkat.ion ~1 the &fence and protection of human rights. The delegation of the Raplblic of Iraq mreservedly and unaonditionally supper?-+ the &man& nradc by Mr. Yasaer Arafat before the Council. m/kTWljb S/PV. 2Y23 211 (Mr. Al-Tikriti , Iraq) It seeke a total and absolute condemnatisl of the Zionist paliq of aggression, which encourages these terrorist operations and hinders all international efforts io find a just and honourable solutiar to the Palestinian question and achieve lasting peace in the region. There can be no practical &bate on such peace (~1 long as the arrogant Zionist occupation persists. Indeed, peace cannot be achieved without the recognition of the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian Arab people, particularly their right to create a State Of their awn, with Al-Cuds as the capital. In short, peace can be achieved only if Israel is nade to respect international conventions and if the international community - in particular the Security Council - assume8 its rcsponsibflities for the maintenance of 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or speech, criticizing Israel's actions and calling for international action to address the Palestinian question. It mentions specific events and dates, and references international resolutions and conventions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a official document or statement.