UN General Assembly
1960

90. The situation once again became so grave that the Council of the Arab League, of which the United Arab Republic and Jordan are members, adopted at one of its sessions a resolution calling upon its members to refrain from all activities that would disturb "fraternal relations". The day following the close of that session, Jordan's Prime Minister, Hazza al-Majali, along with eleven others, including a child of ten, was killed by a bomb placed in his desk. 91. I will restrain myself — and it is with great difficulty that I do so — from saying any more on this subject. I should like only to add that I find considerable significance in the fact that our troubles with the United Arab Republic date from the time that I denounced the growing menace of communism in the Arab world. Moreover, I detect a significant parallel between the tactics that have been used against Jordan and those employed by communism all over the world.