abundant use has been made of stands and statements made in different contexts which are less topical and more removed as to time and space. And this with a view to Proving the outdated thesis that the Arab neighbours are not prepared to admit the fact of the existence of Israel with its legitimate rights as they are recognized by the United Nations. It is evident that the actual purpose of this is only to conceal the real policy of annexation and domination behind the, by now, untenable notion that what is involved is the very survival of Israel. 112. The contrast between the two policies, between the two ways of formulating positions and attitudes towards the conditions of settlement, is, unfortunately, only a formal diplomatic expression of material behaviour and reality. We are merely quoting data from the first part of the Secretary-General’s report when we say that in 8 out of a total of 17 resolutions and decisions adopted by the Security Council since July I967 Israel was condemned for its military actions in 8 resolutions, while in 11 resolutions Israel was called upon to desist from such actions, that is to say, not to resort to them again. Several resolutions deplored all acts of violence and one of them condemned all such acts. The Security Council resolutions on Jerusalem have either condemned Israel or have proclaimed its measures of annexation as null and void. 113. It is a fact that, in spite of all the insistence of Israel upon being endangered, we are faced with the following parallel and mutually linked phenomena in its activities and positions since the proclamation of its independence 25 years ago: through consecutive fighting the territory annexed and occupied by Israel has grown bigger, while the number of Arab refugees and displaced persons was 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically the actions and policies of Israel and its Arab neighbors. It references international organizations such as the United Nations and Security Council, and mentions issues related to territory, annexation, occupation, and refugee displacement. Given the focus on political and geographical issues, it seems likely that the text is related to international relations or politics.

**Category**
International relations, Politics