support provided it by the United States of America, upon which they call urgently to put an end to such an attitude. 83. The vast power of the United States and the role it therefore plays in international affairs cannot be brought into play in the problem of the Middle East if it continues to practise a partisan policy which makes it incompetent to hold the position of arbitrator which it would like to assume in the conflict. Every day it becomes all the more clear that the United States-Israel alliance is set off against the rest of the international community, whose decisions remain without effect in the search for a satisfactory solution. Undoubtedly, the vast interests of that great Power, both in Africa and in the Arab world, will one day be appraised more correctly. . 84. The constant refusal of Israel to bow to the resolu- tions of the Security Council, and its persistent attitude contrary to the position taken by all bodies of the United Nations are all the more inadmissible since Israel is, in the final analysis, nothing but the mere creation of this Organization. 8.5. That position of OAU is, of course, the manifestation of the natural solidarity of the African countries towards a member of their community which has been the victim of an act of aggression, and a part of whose national territory is still under foreign domination. 86. But this solidarity is only a partial explanation of a position which is based, above all, on principles funcla- mental for the African countries. OAU has always come out in favour of the preservation of the territorial integrity of States and against all forms of aggression which might be inflicted upon any member of the world community, regardless of who that member is. That is all the more 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution regarding the conflict in the Middle East, specifically criticizing the United States' role in the conflict and the attitude of Israel towards the United Nations. It mentions the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and its solidarity with the Arab countries. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and politics.

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