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Security Council Resolution 50
- Antagen den 29 maj l948

The Security Council,
Desiring to bring about a cessation of hostilities in Palestine without prejudice to
the rights, claims and position of either Arabs or Jews,
1. Calls upon all Governments and authorities concerned to order a cessation of all
acts of armed force for a period of four weeks;
2. Calls upon all Governments and authorities concerned to undertake that they
will not introduce fighting personnel into Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi
Arabia, Syria, Transjordan and Yemen during the cease-fire;
3. Calls upon all Governments and authorities concerned, should men of military
age be introduced into countries or territories under their control, to undertake not
to mobilize or submit them to military training during the cease-fire;
4. Calls upon all Governments and authorities concerned to refrain from
importing war material into or to Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia,
Syria, Transjordan and Yemen during the cease-fire;
5. Urges all Governments and authorities concerned to take every possible pre-
caution for the protection of the Holy Places and of the City of Jerusalem,
including access to all shrines and sanctuaries for the purpose of worship by those
who have an established right to visit and worship at them;
6. Instructs the United Nations Mediator for Palestine** in concert with the Truce
Commission to supervise the observance of the above provisions, and decides that they shall be provided with a sufficient number of military observers;
7. Instructs the United Nations Mediator to make contact with all parties as soon
as the cease-fire is in force with a view carrying out his functions as determined by
the General Assembly;

8. Calls upon all concerned to give the greatest possible assistance to the United
Nations Mediator;
9. Instructs the United Nations Mediator to make a weekly report to the Security
Council during the cease-fire;
10. Invites the States members of the Arab League and the Jewish and Arab
authorities in Palestine to communicate their acceptance of this resolution to the
Security Council not later than 6 p.m. New York Standard Time on 1 June 1948;
11. Decides that if the present resolution is rejected by either party or by both, or
if, having been accepted, it is subsequently repudiated or violated, the situation in
Palestine will be re-considered with a view to action under Chapter VII of the
Charter of the United Nations;
12. Calls upon all Governments to take all possible steps to assist in the imple-
mentation of this resolution.

*
The draft resolution was voted on in parts. No vote was taken on the text as a whole.

**
The United Nations Mediator in Palestine had been appointed in pursuance of General Assembly
Resolution 186 (S-2) of 14 May 1948, which has not been reproduced in this volume.