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Volume #18 - 253. | |||||
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CHAPITRE III NATIONS UNIES | |||||
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4E PARTIE SEPTIÈME SESSION DE L'ASSEMBLÉE GÉNÉRALE, PREMIÈRE PARTIE, 14 OCTOBRE-21 DÉCEMBRE 1952 | |||||
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SECTION
C INSTRUCTIONS À LA DELEGATION CANADIENNE | |||||
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II COMMISSION DE CONCILIATION POUR LA PALESTINE | |||||
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Note du chef de la délégation à l'Assemblée générale des Nations unies pour le chef adjoint de la délégation à0 l'Assemblée générale des Nations unies56 | |||||
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[New York],
le 24 octobre 1952 | |||||
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Mr. Eban and Mr. Lourie57 of the Israeli Delegation
called to see me this afternoon to discuss the Arab-Israel items on
the agenda of the Ad Hoc committee. They expressed the hope that no
resolution would be passed by the committee which would complicate
and make more difficult the work of Arab-Israel pacification,
especially as there were some signs now of progress in this
direction on the spot. Therefore, the Israeli Delegation hope that
at the proper time a resolution could be introduced and sponsored
by some "neutral" delegations, which would merely instruct the
parties to the dispute to meet together with a view to the solution
of outstanding problems. He did not think that the United Nations
could profitably intervene again in this matter, but he did think
that a U.N. resolution, telling the parties to get together, would
have a fairly good prospect of implementation; as the Egyptians
especially, under the new regime, might be glad to use such a
resolution to justify direct talks to their own people.
He also hoped that no steps would be taken to enlarge the Palestine Conciliation Commission, but that the work of the present Commission could be endorsed and that it could be asked to get ahead with that work. I told Mr. Eban that I was sure that you and other members of the delegation would be glad to talk with him about these ideas, which commanded my own sympathy. He will, therefore, no doubt be getting in touch with you shortly. L.B. PEARSON
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