Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 614, 7 December 1989

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 614 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 7 December 1989, features the following topics: - On the eve of the third year of the Intifada: Huge military reinforcements and precautionary arrests. - Marches in Nablus, the closure of schools in the Gaza Strip, and raiding villages. - In an exclusive interview with al-Ittihad on the second year of the Intifada, Arafat: The Intifada pointed a clear demand - a Palestinian state alongside Israel. - Illegal Israeli measures against Palestinian detainees. - Meir Vilner: The Intifada results cannot be measured in unspeakable statistics. - The Middle East received ample attention at the Malta Summit, and Soviet-American efforts were imminent to advance the solution process. - New victories for the Palestinian people in the United Nations, Washington and Israel alone in opposing the resolutions. - Amid mutual threats: unremitting political efforts to solve the Lebanese crisis. - The Intifada, in the statements of Israeli officials, between the first weeks and the last months. - Israel is worried about the attention the Middle East received at the Malta Summit. - The Hebrew University is investigating a lecturer accused of sympathizing with students who refuse to serve in the Israeli Occupation Forces in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories. - Those who pledged two years ago to stop the Intifada within days should reconsider their statement following the fall of 760 shaheeds and 52 thousand wounded, which confirms the insistence on adhering to national rights. - Shaheeds of the 104th week of the Intifada. - What is said of the military judiciary in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories. - How did the Malta Summit deal with the Middle East? - A Soviet official: Dialogue is the first step toward the international conference.