UN General Assembly
1967

126. Such facts are deeply disturbing; they shake our faith in an Organization whose international repute we are anxious to safeguard, and they augur a gloomy and uncertain future for mankind unless really effective remedies are rapidly found and applied. 127. We earnestly hope that the work of the present session will help to allay the disquiet felt by the majority of Members of the Organization. This can only be done through fairness and firmness of decision in the settlement of international differences. More specifically, it is the Assembly's duty to study the situation created in the Middle East by Israel's aggression and to secure, in accordance with the principles of the Charter, the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Israel's troops from the occupied Arab territories. There can be no doubt that any solution or decision to this effect is bound to help to re-establish the authority of the Organization and call forth a favourable and beneficial reaction from all peace-loving peoples.