THE NEW YORK TIMES, June 15, 1948

* United Nations UN inspection posts implemented 
* Partition of Israel - Jerusalem siege - Peacekeeping
* Israeli-controlled West and Jordanian-controlled East

The top of the front has a two column heading: "Israel Heeds U. N. Ultimatum On Jerusalem Convoy Check" with subhead. (see images) 
Complete with 56 pages, light toning at the margins, nice condition.

Background: The establishment of UN-monitored inspection posts on June 15, 1948, was a watershed moment that fundamentally shaped the geopolitical reality of modern Jerusalem and redefined international diplomacy. Structurally, these checkpoints formalized the physical partition of Jerusalem into Israeli-controlled West and Jordanian-controlled East, transforming what were fluid, chaotic frontline positions into a hardened border that crystallized the city's division for nearly two decades. On a global scale, the deployment marked the official operational debut of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO), serving as the blueprint for modern UN peacekeeping by testing whether international observers could enforce an arms embargo and supervise humanitarian relief under active military siege. Ultimately, while the inspection posts managed to temporarily stabilize a humanitarian catastrophe, they also exposed the severe limits of unarmed international mediation; the rampant smuggling accusations and persistent violations at these checkpoints proved that a monitored ceasefire could temporarily freeze a conflict, but could not replace a negotiated, sustainable peace.