United Nations: Emergency Force (UNEF)
The United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) was a UN military force established by the General Assembly to secure an end to the Suez-Sinai Campaign. UNEF-I was deployed in Egypt from 1956 to 1967. In 1973, the UN established UNEF-II to oversee the implementation of the Egypt-Israel ceasefire following the Yom Kippur War. Its deployment lasted from October 1973 to July 1979.
UNEF-I
- Presence & Functions of UNEF (November 1956)
- Memo on UNEF in Sinai (August 1957)
- Map of UNEF Deployment (August 1957)
- Report of the Secretary-General on the Withdrawal of the UN Emergency Force (June 26, 1967)
- UNEF Withdrawal from Egypt (May 1967)
- Report on UNEF Withdrawal (June 1967)
UNEF-II
- Security Council Resolution 340 (October 1973)
- Report on UNEF Deployment (October 1973)
- Security Council Resolution 362 (October 1974)
General Assembly
- Resolution 1001 (November 1956)
- Resolution 1089 (November 1956)
- Resolution 1122 (November 1956)
- Resolution 1125 (February 1957)
- Resolution 1126 (February 1957)
- Resolution 1263 (November 1958)
- Resolution 33/13 (November 1978)
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