made the mistake for six long years of trying to prevail on Israel through these entirely peaceful means, to respect law, justice and freedom, and to bring Israel to heed the injunctions of the international community. In this Organi- zation we can have recourse to no other weapons, no other means of coercion than those about which the Israeli representative complained. 82. Israel, which is one of the few Members of the United Nations to elevate terrorism to the rank of a State doctrine, is using barbarous and genocidal methods against the people of Palestine in order once and for all to eliminate that embarrassing and accusing witness to the intolerable in- justice on which the structures of the Zionist State rest. 83. We can never repeat too often before this Council that there is no hope for peace in the MiddIe East unless justice and dignity are restored to the Palestinian people, whose misfortunes are the starting-point and the standing cause of the entire Middle East crisis. 84. In the face of Israel’s defiant and arrogant attitude, I shoufd nevertheless like to welcome the wisdom and spirit of co-operation displayed by the Arab Republic of Egypt, which, confident in the rightness and legitimacy of its cause, is giving its unstinting support to all international efforts to bring about a peaceful and equitable solution, which is desired so much by the international community. Similarly, I should like to hail the determination of the Arab Republic of Egypt to yield at no price and in no circumstances a single inch of its national territory to the aggressor. In showing that determination, Egypt is pro- tecting its territory, but it is at the same time protecting and consolidating the rule of law and international order for the benefit of all peace-loving States of the world. In 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic address, discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the role of the Arab Republic of Egypt in resolving it. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the text references international organizations and the concept of justice and dignity. The focus is on the political and humanitarian aspects of the conflict, rather than economic or scientific issues.

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