UN General Assembly
1958

4. Ask any delegation — except, perhaps, the delegations of the United States, the United Kingdom and a few other countries which are the most fervent supporters of those Powers' activities — whether it is satisfied with the way in which the resolution adopted at the third emergency special session [resolution 1237 (ES-III)] is being carried out, and you will invariably receive the answer — no, it is not satisfied. 5. All these delegations will give the very same answer to the question of how they feel about the contents of the Secretary-General's report. Despite the fact that the report contains a good dose of forced optimism, it does, nevertheless, reveal that there are no possible grounds for complacency about the situation in the Near East, since the United States and the United Kingdom have not yet carried out the obligations imposed on them by the above-mentioned Assembly resolution.