honoured by the presence of the Zionist entity because it is a blemish to the Organization to include such a Member. 82. What is the role of the Council and what respect is it shown? What are we, the small peoples, going to say to the Council? Our independence is jeopardized and our peace and security are jeopardized. Yesterday it was Iraq, today it is Tunisia; tomorrow, who knows whose turn it will be? At one point, it was the turn of Uganda. 83. We had neglected, and the world had ignored for a period .of time, what Hitler did. When the-invasion of Czechoslovakia began and continued, and the aggression continued, what was the result? Tens of millions of victims. And if the world does’not unite today in the face of Zion- ism, which was termed a racist movement by the United Nations, the world will pay the price, which will indeed be costly. If we, the Arabs, have paid a high price, others will do so as well. 84. The representative of the Zionist entity spoke yester- day of peace. Which peace is that-the annexation of Jer- usalem, the annexation of the Golan Heights, the carnage of Sabra and Shatila, aggression against Tunisia, the annexation of the Arab territories? Is that peace? Is there one among us, including the United States, who can justify support for the Zionist entity? Is there a single, peace- loving State or one that claims its love for peace and free- dom, regardless of its point of view, that can say yes to that entity? 85. All of us, including the United States, will pay a high price. Zionism will destroy the United States and Ameri- can society, and the American people will pay the price. Thus, we should start immediately to eradicate this 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political speech or statement, focusing on the relationship between the Arab world and the "Zionist entity" (Israel). It mentions specific events and territories, such as Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, and Sabra and Shatila, and emphasizes the threat posed by Zionism to international peace and security. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other specific issue related to the categories listed.

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