UN General Assembly
1969

48. In this respect, I would like to remind the Assembly of the contents of the Security Council resolution of 22 November 1967 [242 (1967)] which clearly outlines the conditions for a settlement. It is not only the important wording of this resolution, but even more its spirit which should guide the parties. 49. If a settlement should be reached and if it should provide for a renewed United Nations military presence in the region, I repeat, this time publicly, our willingness to provide the Organization with specially trained units for that task. 50. It is not only because of the great dangers to peace inherent in the present tense situation which prompts our active interest. It is also — and no less — because of our deep sympathy for the Jewish people, so cruelly decimated during the Second World War, and our strong links of friendship with the Arab nations; these links have existed for many centuries and are based on admiration for their unique culture and proud traditions.