looking for any pretext to justify further expansion. 1’Ris time it means taking half of Sinai; some other time thr:- will be another pretext to take something more. 51. Mr, President, we are not trying to frighten you (‘Y ‘I-+ frighten ourselves. 1 have just spent last night reading a ““‘I:; long symposium by seven former Israeli Chiefs of St&l*. organized by the Israeli paper Mzariv on 6 January nt- !lirr year and published by that newspaper. It is very long. rrn%? 1 hope I have been honest in trying to boil down to a p,$? the opinions voiced by these seven former Israeli Chici% * +i Staff. They are all in agreement on the following. 52. First, they believe that the Arab leaders are now rr~J:m and willing to sign a peace agreement with lsracl ora lb: basis of Israeli withdrawal to the international horZe.b* before 5 June 1967, which they call “the green lint’* i:: their symposium. There is a map showing a green lint; 13 :i the line of the beginning of the attack of 1967. 1 rca*i*>.! they are all in agreement in their belief the Arab lcaderc t:: now ready and willing to sign a peace agreement with I%?a:: on the basis of Israeli withdrawal to the intcrnatti~:nt! borders before 5 June 1967. 53. Secondly, they agree that it is preferable for 1~3~: : disregard this Arab readiness for peace and to hold lh~a Y. the hope of complete Arab capitulation. That capitul:ts: -1’ is to come within 30 years. 54. Thirdly, they feel there is now no military dall@? 2: all from the Arab countries. They believe the contrary By I “*z true. 55. I do not know if it is possible to reduce 80 or 90 p-t% 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or article discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a focus on the opinions of former Israeli Chiefs of Staff. The content revolves around the issue of peace agreements, military preparedness, and the feasibility of complete Arab capitulation. Given the context and content, it seems likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations, security, or politics.

**Category**
International relations, Politics