the manifestatian of resistance 6nd awarene88 of a dispmmemed nation that has nothing more to 1-e and that has with its flesh md bloml s-k&I its very existence - that is, its faith md omm.itment to Islam ma the jll~tiess of its struggle - the inti hdah brings good tidings of a new nmvemnt and a new hOpa, a mwement and a how that are the culmination of years of experience in the struggle W/VP) S/N. 2923 232 (Mr. Sheikholeslam, Islamic &public of Iran) of this oppressed nation against all Zionist enemies md their international supportt3ce. The fntifadah is the clear outcry of an oppcesoad &Lcslim nation which, after years of waiting and expectation, has this tim itself raised the flag of struggle and speaks of its rights. The inti fadah is the expression of strong disappointment at the failure of all those plans md measures which over long years SUPPOSdlY Pc~ised peaoe and security but which in praotice ignored the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people. That is precisely why we ace now faced with the savap and dastardly murder of SO- and daughters of the Palestinicm nation by the Zionists. The world %I arrogant PQJec% led by the United States as well as their client ‘Zionists, have clearly cealized the fact that there will be no e&xaission oc concessicm to what has arrogantly been called peace plans, aa lcmg a8 the intfifadah is paving its divine path of Jihad - the holy struggle - with strength and a spirit of sacrifice. The sovemant of resurgent Islam - the genuine phenomenon of this century which haa taught liberating and life-giving leseons to Muslims and other downtrodden nations of the world and whose tr iclmphant expxienos was the viotory of empty fists 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political manifesto or statement, discussing the struggle of the Palestinian people and the role of Islam in their resistance against the Zionists. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the political and ideological aspects of the conflict.

**Category**
Politics, Culture