I shall be again extremely free world. anxious to see that there is a spirit of For myself. and I am sure every Mem- compromise and sacrifice by both parber of the Senate feels the same way. I ties. who I think have suffered under express the greatest feelings of friend- the dreadful situation. ship for the people of Egypt. the greatest I think it is fair to point out that. desire to see progress made among them notwithstanding every effort of the free and the Arab world. But progress can- world to bring about peace. including renot be achievedas a matter of fact. it settlement of Arab refugees. and an can only be frustratedby denying to opportunity to those who wish to do so any of the peoples of the world the fun- to be repatriated to Israel. this whole efdamental freedom of the right of unob- fort has been constantly frustrated by structed passage through international the feeling. apparently. on the part of waterways. President Nasser and other leaders in I hope very much the people of Egypt the Arab world. that it was more admay see clearly that the Senate. in enact- vantageous to them to use the refugees ing the provision which it did. was de- as a political dagger at the throat of fending the interests of the people living Israel than it was to take care of their in a free worldthe interests of the kinsmen in an appropriate and humane United States. and the interests of every way. other country. including Israel. Mr. CASE of South Dakota.
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