70. By its latest act of aggression against Tunisia and its~ violation of the sovereignty of a State Member of the United Nations and of international law, Israel has shown that it is not satisfied with having usurped the territories of Palestine, displaced the Palestinian people and dispersed them throughout the world, that it is not satisfied with perpetrating acts of aggression against its Arab neighbours or invading and destroying Lebanon; but that it will persist in pursuing its illusory goal and its desire to shed blood and destroy the Palestinian people wherever they may be. 71. Israel’s treacherous act of aggression against the sis- ter country of Tunisia and the PLO, the sole and legitimate representative of the Palestinian ’ people, is aggression against international peace and security and a further chal- lenge to the Security Council, the organ that embodies the international will which entrusted to it responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. 72. Today the Council is being called upon to consider again the conduct of Israel and to take a responsible deci- sion with regard to it which will show that the intema- tional community as represented in the Council is prepared to shoulder its responsibilities in the face of Israel’s irresponsible actions. While appealing to the Coun- cil to take such a decision, we reaffirm the solidarity of all Islamic countries with our brothers in Tunisia. We support Tunisia in its call for the condemnation of Israel and for full compensation for the materialdamage inflicted upon it by Israeli aggression. We call upon all members of the Council to support the just draft resolution submitted by Tunisia, convinced as we are that it represents the min- imum the Council can do with regard to this brutal crime that has claimed the lives of so many innocent people, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic document, as it addresses a specific issue (Israel's aggression against Tunisia) and urges the international community to take action. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the text refers to international law, the United Nations, and the Palestinian people. The main concern is not economic, environmental, or social development, but rather the maintenance of international peace and security.

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