UN General Assembly
1966

befalling any Member of this Organization is harm and indignity which touches the heart of every Member, and of the Organization itself. 80. I wish to avail myself of this opportunity to set forth before this august Assembly, in the most unequivocal language, the position of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on this dangerous problem. We maintain that this flagrant Zionist aggression in occupied Palestine is the most pernicious form of colonialism — similar to the European colonialism in Africa and other parts of the world — and must be totally eradicated. 81. If, indeed, the United Nations is earnestly determined to liquidate colonialism in all its forms in the world, then it is incumbent upon this world Organization to deal with Zionist colonialism in occupied Palestine with as much determination as it has been dealing with other colonial problems. 82. We wish to reiterate that peace in our area will never prevail as long as this flagrant, illegal Zionist enclave continues to exist in a part of our Arab homeland.