50. The illegitinrate Israeli practices and policies in the Palestinian and . irab territories occupied since 1967 are no longer a secrr,t. In fact, they have become a widespread issue, well known to everyone in their totality and detail. These practicrs and policies, which have been the hall- mark of the Israeli leaders since the establishment of the State of Israel on the Arab land of Palestine, have been discussed at length in different international forums. Many resolutions have been adopted which Israel has disregarded in contempt of the reputation and dignity of those organizations, reflecting in such conduct the aggres- sive, arrogant Israeli philosophy. 51. The Israeli record in this respect is brim-full, swelling with inhumane colonial crimes of which I shall mention, as examples, the following: first, the annexation of parts of the occupied Palestinian and Arab territories, such as Jerusalem and the Arab Syrian Golan Heights, by a uni- lateial measure, without waiting for any negotiations to be held on the future of the occupied territories, territories which the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection 5 of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12August 19499’ provides should remain intact and unchanged until their final future status is determined; secondly, the continua- tion of the seizure by the Israeli authorities of Palestinian territories in the West Bank and Gaza, either through confiscation or through public theft; thirdly, the continua- tion of the establishment of new kTadi settlements on Arab territory, the transfer Of Western elements to Settle there, and the expansion of old settlements; fourthly, evac- uation, deportation, expulsion, displacement and transfer of the Arab inhabitants of the occupied territories and denial of their right to return-even to their homes; fifthly, excavations that transform and alter the historical, cultural and religious character, especially in the area of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a critique of Israeli policies and practices in the Palestinian territories, focusing on the occupation, annexation, and treatment of Arab inhabitants. The language used is critical and emotive, suggesting a strong political or ideological stance. Given the focus on territorial disputes, human rights, and international law, it is likely that the text falls under a category that deals with international relations, human rights, or humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations