UN General Assembly
1982

158. However, if Israel still relies on its security argument, we, for our part, assert in all candors that such claims defy logic and reason. Israel's security lies, in a word, in the establishment of peace based on justice. No amount of weapons, money, maneuvers, invasion, attempts to establish settlements, or displacement of thousands of human beings is going to bring security to Israel. Peace means security for all, based on justice for all. This is the only road to security and stability. 159. When Egypt initiated the peace process with President Sadat's visit to Jerusalem it was destined to achieve the following objectives: First, Israel's recog¬nition of the existence of the Palestinian people and the existence of the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. Secondly, Israel's acceptance of negotiations with the representatives of the Palestinian people. Thirdly, free election of a Palestinian authority to assume power fully in the occupied Palestinian terri¬tories as a transitional arrangement. Fourthly, the with¬drawal of the Israeli military and civilian administra¬tion from the occupied territories, as well as the