text: waves of Jewish immigran& from all parts of the world and by starting to settle them in the occupied Palestinian territories, including Holy Zerusalem, and other Arab territories in place of the Palestinian and Arab omers of thase occupied lands, against whom Israel practises organized official terrorism and brutal oppression in order to drive them from their homeland and the homeland of their ance8tir 8. In aMLtion, Israel has displaced Palestinian families. Within this very short period of the intifadah , mre than 256 families have thta far been expelled from their homeland. Settling new immigrants in the quarters belonging to the Greek Orthodox Church and the assault on the Pa triara of Jerusalem and other priests are part and parcel of the policies practised by the Israeli Govsrnment, S/PV. 2923 17 (Mr. Arafat, Palestine) policies which were preceded md followed by aggression against Islamic gld aistian Holy Places in Jerusalem end the rest of the Holy hnd, places viewed as symbols of sanctity, love, peace and tolerance by Muslims and Christians throughout the world. I have photographic and other evidence of the aggression against the Patriarch of Jerusalem8 of the children, many of them nine years of age or younger e killed by Israel) of miscarriagaa caused by the use of poison gas, which is prohibited internationally. I shall leave these documents for the use of members of the Security Council. In all it perpetrates and in its repressive, bloody actions and practices against the Palestinian people in the occupied territories, Israel considers itself to be outside the bounds of international responsibility whi& apply to all States of the world. Indeed, Israel - which was established by a decision of the bited Nations - is the only StaLo whid~ ignores and challenges United Nations resolutions and which does not commit itself to implement them. 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, criticizing the actions of Israel towards the Palestinian people. It mentions the displacement of families, aggression against holy places, and the use of prohibited weapons. The tone is accusatory and emphasizes the need for international responsibility. Given this context, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations, human rights, or conflict resolution.