UN General Assembly
1967

97. The Czechoslovak delegation is prepared to consider all realistic proposals and to co-operate with other delegations in finding an effective way of eliminating the consequences of the Israel aggression. In our opinion, that is also the aim of the initiative taken by the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, as set forth In the message of President Tito, which has received the full support of the Czechoslovak Government. The United Nations must exert every effort and use every opportunity to ensure the achievement of a just peace and security in the Middle East. 98. The course of international events stresses the significance of efforts made by the peace-loving States which want the situation in Europe to he normalized. The safeguarding of peace and security in Europe is not just the narrow concern of European nations; it is in the interests of all peace-loving forces in the world because it would eliminate the threat that war might flare up again in Europe and, as in the past, spread to other continents.