text: We, and the members of the Council, should see that it is a shame that the entire Moslem world is ignoring its religious duties and pretends to be absolutely, innocently ignorant of them, and, like a daydreaming child, makes its complaints to its tedddy bear, its beloved Security Council, which might in the end deplore what the Zionist enemy has been doing to Palestine and to the Palestinian Moslems. 152. The struggle of the Lebanese people has made it evident that this once-invincible enemy-an enemy which in 1967 the entire Arab army could not resist for more than six days-can be defeated, and even with a small army. But where are the wise eyes and ears to see and listen to the best lesson of our contemporary history? 153. Like many good members of the Council, we too believe in justice, but we do not believe that justice can be achieved simply by the Security Council. 154. Our position is quite clear. We believe that the Mos- lem world must conduct itself according to Islam in order to restore its rights and to hoist once again the flag of Palestine over the entire Islamic land of Palestine. I beg our Moslem brothers, Arabs and non-Arabs, to join hands on the basis of Islam and to establish a united Islamic front. 155. Just as we are ready to join them in the Council, I ask our brothers please to join us to defeat the enemy and to defend our Palestine at the battle-front. I assure them that if they do so this very Council will happily adopt any resolution that pleases them, because they will be powerful and victorious, and ‘worthy of respect and reverence from those who recognize no right but power. I believe that many in this Chamber, including members of the Council, 
analysis: The text appears to be a political speech or statement, focusing on the struggles of the Palestinian people and the Islamic world, and calling for unity and action to reclaim their rights. The language used is passionate and rhetorical, with references to historical events and appeals to religious and national identity. Given the content and tone, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations, politics, or humanitarian issues.