UN General Assembly
1984

73. The deteriorating and explosive political situation throughout the world is evidence of the inability of the United Nations to establish international peace and of its failure to find solutions to the difficult problems that have been before it for a long time. At "he same time, we do not deny the many sincere efforts that the Organization has undertaken and continues to undertake to find solutions to these problems. 74. We share the Secretary General’s analysis of this inability as a logical result of the betrayal by the superpowers of the goals and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, which in turn has made the Organization incapable of implementing the necessary measures for solving these problems and at the same time encourages those States in their orbits and under their protection to disregard ail laws and violate all international principles. Perhaps the best example of this is Israel's defiance of all humanitarian principles and the fact that its protectors and defenders always fabricate excuses and justifications for it.