text: away with it on the false pretexts that it was the act of a mentally deranged man or the act of a civilian posing as a militacy person. Such pretexts cannot ec asf Israeli responsibility, as Israel has repeatedly resorted to such acgun-ents in the past. W15 s/m 2923 57 (Mr. Salah, Jordan) We recall in particular the fact: that Israel has provided the same kind of justification when it committed the crime of arson of the Holy Al-Aqsa MOsque, imputing this act to unbalanced Israelis. These massacres against unarmed civilians are nothing new in Zionist behaviour in Palestine before or after the creation of Israel. I recall the massacres of Deir Yassin, still fresh in our memory, and the massacres perpetrated by Israel in the Kafr Qaaim and Qibiah. The beino\rs criminal act perpetrated laet Sunday by Israel is but a lirk in the chain of Israeli racism and extremism and Israel’s psychological terror against the Palestinian to drive them out of their lands, in order for a new wave of in&grants to take their place. There ia grawing extremism which is fed by the intransigent policies of the Israeli leadership. We CannOt consider the latest crimes without taking aoeount of the general carte%t of Israeli wacticea against Palestinitm ci tfzena, m the one hwd, and feraeli behaviour with regard to peace, on the other. For Israel hae been carrying out all manner of hc-attile policies and inhuman practices in the occupied Arab territories, violating all international instruments, in order to eliminate all form3 of resistance against Israeli occupation, which is fully tejected. Specificallyr Israel has recourse to arbitrary means of repression to eliminate the be intieadah, which glrn in the occupied Palestinian tarritoriee 30 immths ago, even though Israel knuve full well that the intifadah is not a pausing event after which 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic document, criticizing the actions of Israel and its treatment of Palestinians. It references historical events, political policies, and human rights violations, indicating a focus on international relations and political affairs. The text also touches on issues of security, occupation, and resistance, which are typically discussed in the context of international diplomacy and conflict resolution.