UN General Assembly
1959

39. Now the question is: why is the United Nations showing signs of apathy in ensuring compliance with its resolutions? We hate to yield to the tempting answer that the intransigence of one Member State has weighed against a cause which the United Nations itself has consistently declared as paramount and invincible. We also regret to see that the world, if it is really symbolized by this Organization, is bowing to any pressure whatsoever. 40. We submit and insist on the enforcement of General Assembly resolution 194 (II) which offers the choice of return or resettlement and compensation. 41. The United Nations assistance so kindly extended to the refugees is acknowledged as an act of human solidarity, as is no less the Secretary-General's strong and unreserved recommendation in his recent proposals for the continuation of United Nations Assistance to Palestine Refugees [A/4121].