UN General Assembly
1950

6. Third, a new determination should be made to denounce aggression from whatever quarter it comes and wherever it is committed. To solve problems by aggression does not pay with modern tools of warfare. Aggression begets aggression, and therefore it is not the road to peace and stability in the world. The United Nations in general, and the Security Council in particular, should deal with aggression from whatever source it comes without favouritism or relaxation. My delegation, while commending the efficacy and justice of meeting aggression in Korea, wonders why the Security Council did not and does not act with similar promptness and efficacy in cases of aggression in Palestine.