President. those are the ends which ought to be served. They will not be served if we are craven about the fundamental policy of the United States with respect to international agreements. access. and nondiscrimination against Americans. whatever may be their faith. Those ends will not be served if we accept any idea that the settlement of the Arab refugee problem is solely a question of repatriation in Israel. Neither will they be served if we accept as final and absolute the refusal of the Arab States to cooperate in the resettlement of Arab refugees on some international basis. If we hold fast to these ideas and at the same time maintain the humanitarian work of the United Nations agency which deals with the Arab refugees. I believe there is hope for Near East stability. and that these fundamental concepts will give us and the people there something to tie to. until they get to the point where they will be willing to listen to some kind of reason and discuss the problems within some reasonable terms. Mr.
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