UN General Assembly
1992

complete withdrawal of Israel from the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and the holy city of Al-Quds. We call upon the United Nations to prompt Israel to abide expeditiously with its obligations under international law and not to squander this historic opportunity. The peace process and the attendant efforts should follow an integrated approach in addressing the Arab-Israeli conflict that takes into account the United Nations resolutions regarding the question of Palestine and the Middle East issue. In specific terms, this means that Israel must withdraw from southern Lebanon in accordance with Security Council resolution 425 (1978), and that the Lebanese people must be supported in consolidating their national-reconciliation efforts and in rebuilding their national institutions. It also means Israeli withdrawal from the Syrian Arab Golan and the implementation of the relevant United Nations resolutions in order that a just and lasting settlement of this long-running conflict may be reached. The ongoing plight of the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina gives rise to deep fears and apprehensions throughout the Islamic world and in the world at