attitude adopted by Israel which, whenever what had been alleged to be a seemingly insurmountable obstacle to the solving of the conflict was removed, would respond by raising the next one, again as an “absolute” requirement for making any progress. When the Go ernment of the Arab Republic of Egypt and Governments of other neighbouring Arab countries endorsed the principle of indispensable respect for, and guarantee of, the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every State of the region and its right to live in peace within recognized and secure boundaries, free from the threat or use of force, then the demand for a direct conclusion of a peace treaty with Israel was put forward. 110. When the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt, as an essential factor, agreed to this, then it was stressed that the military presence of a foreign factor rendered the solution impossible, When a change occurred also in this situation, then the impossible and, conse- quently, unreasonable demand was made to the effect that each Arab Government should bear direct responsibility for, and should absolutely prevent, any action undertaken anywhere by Palestinian organizations against Israeli occu- pation, otherwise there cannot be any solution-not to mention the fact that the aforementioned Arab factors have accepted the principle of free navigation through inter- national waterways, the principle of demilitarized zones, the presence of the United Nations as an additional measure of security, and so on. 1 I I. Not only have these and other important proofs of readiness and ability for ensuring a peaceful solution of the conflict given repeatedly by the Governments of neigh- bouring Arab countries, essential factors in the solution of the conflict, not been made use of, but they have not even been properly acknowledged, while, on the other hand, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the attempts to find a peaceful solution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a report or a statement from an international organization or a government. The text mentions specific agreements and principles that have been endorsed by various governments, including the principle of respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity. This suggests that the category may be related to international relations, diplomacy, or politics.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations