UN General Assembly
1967

66. First and foremost, this Assembly must insist on an immediate withdrawal of Israeli forces from Arab territories. The consideration of peace is, and has been, our purpose. The consideration of the various aspects of the immediate or original problem is also possible, and indeed necessary. That should take place, and within the framework of this Organization, but only after Israel withdraws from our land. Nor is it defensible legally, in the terms of the United Nations Charter, to obstruct or delay a clear and unequivocal pronouncement by this Assembly on the withdrawal of the occupying forces and on the urgency and immediacy of that withdrawal. It must not be subject to any bargaining, territorial or otherwise.