South Africa, without any exception as to the type of weapons, and to prohibit any violations of the arms embargo by companies and individuals within their jurisdiction; (¿>) To refrain from importing any military sup­ plies manufactured by, or in collaboration with, South Africa; (c) To terminate any existing military arrange­ ments with the racist régime of South Africa and to refrain from entering into or planning any such arrange­ ments; (d) To prohibit any institutions, agencies or com­ panies, within their national jurisdiction, from deliver­ ing to South Africa or placing at its disposal any equip­ ment or fissionable material or technology that will enable the racist régime of South Africa to acquire nuclear-weapon capability; 3. Calls upon the Governments of France, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America to adopt a positive policy to enable the Security Council to take effective action under Chapter VII of the Charter; 4. Requests and authorizes the Special Committee against Apartheid to continue to promote the full im­ plementation of the arms embargo against South Africa and, to this end, to launch a special campaign to secure the widest public support for the arms embargo. 58th plenary meeting 9 November 1976 E RELATIONS BETWEEN ISRAEL AND SOUTH AFRICA The General Assembly, Recalling its repeated condemnations of the strength­ ening of relations and collaboration between the racist régime of South Africa and Israel in the political, mili­ tary. economic and other fields, as contained in General Assemblv resolutions 3151 G (XXVIII) of 14 Decem­ ber 1973. 3324 E (XXIX) of 16 December 1974 and 3411 G (XXX) of 10 December 1975, Deeply concerned about the fact that Israel has sent paramilitary personnel to train South African troops and about the sale of warships and other war materiel 