UN General Assembly
1961

144. Israel, nevertheless, and in spite of all that, receives yearly contributions amounting to hundreds of millions of mostly tax-free dollars as donations from abroad. This is every year— hundreds of millions of dollars. Had the Arab countries received proportionate help, it would have amounted to $10,000 million every year—I repeat, $10,000 million every year. The Arabs are, of course, neither given such help nor are they asking for such help. What they ask, what they insist upon, is that morality, justice and fair play be the basis of all our dealings with the question of Palestine. 145. Concerning the Tunisian city of Bizerta and the crisis relating to it between Tunisia and France, I wish to recall General Assembly resolution 1622 (S-III), which was adopted on 25 August 1960 without any dissenting vote, during the third special session. The operative paragraphs read as follows: "1. Reaffirms the Security Council's interim resolution and urges the Government of France to implement fully the provisions of operative paragraph 1 thereof;