Resolution 32/105
(December 14, 1977)
Oblivious to the momentous events in the Middle
East, the United Nations General Assembly continued to pass anti-Israel resolutions. The following resolution,
which is section D of a resolution called "Policies of Apartheid
of the Government of South Africa," is devoted to relations between
Israel and South Africa. Of the scores of nations trading with South
Africa, Israel alone was singled out to be condemned by the Assembly.
This part of the resolution was adopted by 88 in favour, 19 against
with 30 abstentions.
The General Assembly,
Recalling its repeated condemnations of the intensification
of relations and collaboration by Israel with the racist regime of South
Africa in the political, military, economic and other fields, in particular
resolution 31/6E of 9 November 1976,
Taking note of the special report of the Special Committee against
Apartheid concerning recent developments in relations between Israel
and South Africa,
Recalling Security Council resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November
1977,
Noting with grave anxiety that Israel has continued further
to strengthen its relations with the racist regime of South Africa in
defiance of the resolutions of the General Assembly,
Considering that the collaboration by Israel has constituted
an encouragement to the racist regime of South Africa to persist in
its criminal policy of Apartheid and is a hostile act against the oppressed
people of South Africa and the entire African continent,
1. Again strongly condemns Israel for its continuing and increasing
collaboration with the racist regime of South Africa;
2. Demands once again that Israel desist forthwith from such collaboration
and, in particular, terminate all collaboration in the military and
nuclear fields;
3. Requests the Special Committee against Apartheid
to keep the matter under constant review and report to the General Assembly
and the Security Council as appropriate.
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