will encourage it to commit further acts of aggression against the Arab countries, whether on the front line or-as ‘in the case of the Israeli strike against the Iraqi nuclear research centre in 1981 and this newest act of aggression against Tunisia-thousands of miles away from its borders. 10.’ Experience has taught us since the forging of the Camp David accords and particularly during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, that if any Arab party were to beg for peace from Israel, that would result only in an escala- tion of Israel’s aggressive spirit and an increase in its expansionist desires. For the Israeli concept of peace is synonymous with hegemony. The Israelis believe that undermining the role of the United Nations, violating international law and taking the law into their own hands are the ways to make the Arabs surrender; that is the kind of peace they want. 11. The repeated Israeli acts of aggression have been sup- ported by both American money and American arms and have usually been given the blessings or encouragement, either implicit or explicit, of the United States. More often than not, they have resulted in rewards and assistance to the aggressor and in 6 clear show of defiance of the inter- national community and obstruction of the role of the Security Council as the unique instrument for the deter- rence of aggression and the maintenance of international peace and security. In the light of all that, experience has taught us that there is no other way to deter Israeli aggres- sion and establish a just and genuine peace than to work seriously in the region to achieve unity in the Arab posi- tion and to establish a strategic balance in order to meet any Israeli aggression in the future. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement criticizing Israel's actions and the role of the United States in supporting them. It does not mention any specific economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the political and strategic implications of Israeli aggression and the need for Arab unity and balance to counter it.

**Category**
International relations, Politics