headquarters of the Palestine Liberation Organisation in Tunis and to violate the Sovereignty Or the sisterly Republic of Tunisia were it not for the unlimited support and assistance they receive from United States imperialism, which is the strategic ally or the Zionist entity and the backer of every attack against our Arab peoples, its principal aim being to deny the legitimate rights of the Palestinian Arab people. The People's Democratic Republic of Yemen condemns the Zionist aggression and is confident that the Palestinian Arab people will continue its national liberation struggle until its legitimate cause prevails. It will not be deflected from this aim by the policy of terrorism and aggression pursued by the Zionist entity against the uprisings ot the Palestinian Arab masses in the occupied territories and against all patriots both inside and outside their own countries. Democratic Yemen reaffirms that it is essential to restore the unity of the Palestine Liberation Organization on the basis of its patriotic stance of oppsition to imperialism and Zionism and to repel decisively all forms of conspi racy, aggression and settlements which deny the rights of the Palestinian Arab people and its legitimate cause. Democratic Yemen also expresses its solidarity with the Republic of Tunisia and its sisterly people, and we call upon all Arab States to provide every assistance to them in order to deal with the consequences of the Zionist attack on their territory and to prevent any Zionist imperialist.aggcessian against their sovereignty and national independence. 
**Analysis**
The text is a political statement condemning the actions of the Zionist entity and expressing solidarity with the Palestinian Arab people and the Republic of Tunisia. It highlights the importance of unity among Arab states and the need to resist imperialism and aggression. The language used is strongly anti-Zionist and anti-imperialist, suggesting that the text is primarily focused on political and ideological issues rather than economic or social ones.

**Category**
International relations, Politics