UN General Assembly
1967

149. The position of the Soviet Union and of all the socialist countries, and that of all peace-loving, law-abiding Member States of this Organization, is clear: a resolute resistance to aggression and territorial aggrandizement, and support for all those who struggle for freedom and self-determination. 150. The position of the United States of America in a similar situation on 20 February 1957, was clearly stated by the then President, Dwight D. Eisenhower: "It [Israel] insists on firm guarantees as a condition to withdrawing its forces of invasion.... If we agree that armed attack can properly achieve the purposes of the assailant, then I fear we will have turned back the clock of international order. We will,.. have countenanced the use of force as a means of settling international differences and ... gaining rational advantages. ... If the United Nations once admits that international disputes can be settled by using force, then we will have destroyed the very foundation of the Organization and our best hope of establishing a world order."