on its side effects, is deliberately to take the wrong course and inevitably to condemn oneself to failure; it is tanta- mount also to committingoueself solely to seek a semblance of balance which sacrifices people to the interests of power. 61. But false solutions, while they might nourish the illusion oi’ those who want to entertain them, could in no way stifle the will of peoples for liberation. When distinguished international bodies find themselves confusing the sacred rights of the Palestinian people with decisions that run counter to nature and that are to say the least open to question, injustice is so flagrant that it becomes revolting. Such ambiguity has no result other than to give the Palestinian people another source of frustration, a fountain of awareness all the more acute because it is so healthy. Thus if, cut off in full flight by British colonialism and pursued without mercy by Zionist colonization, the J’alestinian people-which has for a long time paid the cost of international arrangements, and always to the benefit of its oppressors-has taken the firm determination to free itself by its own means, in so doing it is assuming a historic mission by becoming the catalyst of forces in ferment throughout the region which would not fail to bring into play in the interests of justice all of the humaldtarian and economic potential that they represent. 62. In any event, the Palestinian people more than any other people-1 say, more than any other people-has become the incarnation of the bad conscience of mankind. 63. The 1967 aggression was supposed to have been decisive, but far from achieving the goals it had set, it has rather only served to bring out the existence of a Palestine nation which has been affirmed with increased force and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political and philosophical statement about the Palestinian people's struggle for liberation, highlighting their plight under colonialism and the injustice they face. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the human rights and political aspects of the situation.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education, Culture