U.N. Security Council resolutions condemning Zionist terrorism

1. Resolution No. 57 dated September 18, 1948 in which the Security Council expresses its profound shock at the assassination of the United Nations mediator in Palestine, Count Folke Berndotte in a cowardly act committed by a ciminal group of terrorists in Jerusalem.

2. Res. No. 59 dated October 19, 1948 in which the Council expresses its concern over the fact of Israel's not having submitted a report on the assassination of Count Brandotte, and proclaiming it to be the duty of governments throughout the world to cooperate with the supervisory body.

3. Res. No. 60 dated October 29, 1948 in which the Council resolves to establish a sub-committee to revise the draft resolution with regard to the situation in Jerusalem.

4. Res. No. 61 dated November 4, 1948 in which the Council calls for the withdrawal of [Israeli] forces and the establishment of permanent truce lines.

5. Res. No. 89 dated November 17, 1950 in which the Council calls for action to address complaints regarding mechanisms for carrying out truce agreements (namely, the complaint filed by Egypt with regard to the expulsion of Palestinian Arabs).

6. Res. No. 92 dated May 8, 1951 in which the Council asks for a ceasefire in the demilitarized zone along the Syrian-Israeli truce lines.

7. Res. No. 100 dated October 27, 1953 in which the Council asks Israel to cease water drainage and rerouting operations in the delimitarized zone from Hawlah.

8. Res. No. 101 dated November 24, 1953 in which the Council condemns the Israel attack on Qubiya of October 14-15, 1953, the Council having found that the retaliatory Israeli action against Qubiya and all similar acts [represent violations of] the ceasefire agreement issued in Security Council Resolution No. 54 of 1948.

9. Res. No. 106 dated March 29, 1955 in which the Council condemns the Israeli aggression against Gaza on February 28, 1955, having judged such aggression to be a premeditated attack on the part of Israeli authorities carried by the Israeli Standing Army against the Egyptian Standing Army in the Gaza strip.

10. Res. No. 111 dated January 19, 1956 in which the Council condemns the Israeli aggression against Syrian territory on December 11, 1955 (the Lake Tiberius region), the Israeli standing army having carried out an attack on the Syrian standing army forces on Syrian territory.

11. Res. No. 237 dated June 14, 1967 in which the Council calls upon Israel to respect human rights in the regions affected by the Middle East conflict of 1967, the Council having taken into consideration the urgent need to relieve the suffering of civilian inhabitants of the area and of war captives in the areas affected by said conflict.

12. Res. No. 248 dated March 24, 1968 in which the Council condemns the large-scale, premeditated Israeli military action which had been carried out against Karama, Jordan.

13. Res. No. 256 dated August 16, 1968 in which the Council condemns the Israeli military aggression against Salt, Jordan involving two heavy air attacks.

14. Res. No. 262 dated December 31, 1968 condemning Israeli aggression against the international, civilian Beirut airport.

15. Res. No. 265 dated April 1, 1969 condemning deliberate, repeated aggression by Israeli civilians against Jordanian villages and populated areas (i.e., Salt).

16. Res. No. 270 dated August 26, 1969 condemning deliberate Israeli aggression against south Lebanon, which represented a violation of Israeli's obligations in accordance with the Security Council charter and resolutions.

17. Res. No. 271 dated September 15, 1969 condemning Israel for its desecration of the Aqsa Mosque (via arson) on August 21, 1969, and calling for the revocation of all measures capable of changing the situation in Jerusalem.

18. Res. No. 280 dated May 19, 1970 condemning Israel for large-scale, deliberate, carefully planned aggression against Lebanon.

19. Res. No. 316 dated June 29, 1972 condemning Israeli attacks on Lebanon and demanding the immediate release of Syrian and Lebanese military and security personnel who had been abducted.

20. Res. No. 317 dated July 21 expressing the Council's regret over Israel's failure to repatriate the Syrian and Lebanese military and security personnel referred to above, and calling upon Israel to repatriate them without further delay.

21. Res. No. 332 dated April 21, 1973 condemning Israel for its repeated military attacks against Lebanon, and expressing the Council's regret over all the recent acts of violence which had led to the loss of innocent lives as well as endangering civilian international aviation.

22. Res. No. 337 dated August 15, 1973 condemning Israel for its violation of Lebanese sovereignty by the aggression committed by the Israeli air force against Lebanese territorial integrity, as well as by highjacking and detouring a civilian Lebanese airplane which had been rented to the Iraqi Airlines.

23. Res. No. 452 dated July 20, 1979 asking Israeli Occupation Forces to cease operations involving expansion of Israeli settlements in occupied Arab lands, including Jerusalem.

24. Res. No. 468 dated May 8, 1980 demanding that Israel (in its capacity as the occupying force) revoke all illegal measures (vis., deportation) taken against the mayors of the townships of Hebron and Halhoul, and the Shari'a Magistrate of Hebron.

25. Res. No. 469 dated May 20, 1980 demanding once again that Israel revoke all measures taken agasint the Palestian leaders mentioned heretofore, and facilitate their immediate repatriation so as to enable them to resume the duties the fulfillment of which they had been duly elected and appointed.

26. Res. No. 573 dated October 4, 1985 condemning Israel aggression agasint Tunis, which caused heavy losses in human life in addition to massive material losses, and urging member nations of the United Nation to take measures to prevent Israel from negaging in similar acts of acctions.

27. Res. No. 592 dated December 8, 1986 condemning the Israeli army's having opened fire, thereby killing and wounding students at Bir Zeit University.

28. Res. No. 605 dated December 22, 1987 condemning Israeli practices violating human rights of the Palestinian people in the occupied territories and asking Israel to adhere immediately and precisely to the Geneva accords as they related to the protection of civilians in time of war.

29. Res. No. 607 dated January 5, 1988 asking that Israel refrain from deporting Palestinian civilians from the occupied territories.

30. Res. No. 608 dated January 5, 1988 asking Israel to rescind the order to deport Palestinian civilians, and to ensure the repatriation of those already having been deported.

31. Res. No. 611 dated April 25, 1988 condemning Israeli aggression agasint Tunis on April 16, 1988, aggression which resulted in human loss of life, and in particular, the death of . . . [khalil al-wazir].

32. Res. No. 636 dated July 6, 1989 asking Israel to ensure the repatriation to the occupied territories of those who had been deported (eight Palestinian civilians as of June 29, 1989), and to desist from deporting any more Palestinian civililans.

33. Res. No. 641 dated August 30, 1989 condemning Israel's continued deporation of Palestinian civilians (having deported five Palestinian civilians on August 27, 1989), and asking Israel to ensure the immediated repatriation of those thus far deported.