UN General Assembly
1969

Its leaders have said openly that there is no question of its returning to the boundaries which existed on 4 June 1967. 170. This intransigent attitude and the incessant violations of the cease-fire agreement by bomb and commando attacks must be deplored. The Israeli authorities must be seriously discouraged by this Assembly from intensifying their aggression. Tanzania has made its position very clear on this issue. The United Nations must not be flouted; its peace force must not be subjected to injury and death. The November 1967 resolution must be respected by both sides, and the search for a permanent peace must go on. Only when the Arab peoples are relieved of this humiliating occupation of their territory, and the conquerors are deprived of their ill-gotten gains, can there be hope of any lasting peace in the Middle East, in which the needs of Israel can be accommodated by peaceful means. First, therefore, Israel must stop its expansionist designs and return the Arab territories it presently controls. Only then