Session #85 · 1957–59

Speech #850280193

We must recognize that fact. just as we also recognize the difficulties and danger inherent in the great surge of natobqalism in the Middle East at a moment when the peace of the whole world is In precarious balance. What we can do. and what we must do. is to distinguish between the constructive and destructive tendencies in Middle East nationalism. and encourage the former and oppose the latter. A constructive nationalism will seek not war. not conquest. but peaceful solutions to the problems of borders. of refugees. of an orderly liquidation of the last vestiges of colonialism. of wiping out hunger. disease. ignorance. poverty. and fear. Now specifically. as I mentioned previously. an essential precondition for progress In the Middle East is a U. N. emergency force to be made available to keep the peace and block aggression from any source.
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