UN General Assembly
1960

139. This is the case of the people of Palestine in its virgin simplicity and in its full reality. It is the cause of a people and their right to their homeland. Let no one dare from this rostrum to deny the people their existence as a people, their indestructible right, their right to their homeland. Let us not speak — and I urge this with all humility — if we cannot speak justice. 140. A proposal to guarantee non-attack between the Arab States and Israel is prima facie alluring and attractive; but only to those who do not know or those who are immune to knowing. Nevertheless, when they begin to know they will realize the magnitude of the problem; they will sound its depth and they will sense its stirrings and feel its agitations; and it is only when you feel it profoundly that you can judge, and that you can judge judiciously and equitably.