Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 620, 18 January 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 620 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 18 January 1990, features the following topics: - Shamir retracts his statements and insists on their content. - Dozens were killed, injured, and arrested, eleven schools closed and homes demolished in Gaza. - The winds of democracy blow on Kuwait. - The American administration against Shamir in a campaign coordinated with the Labour Party. - The journey of a thousand Israelis to peace. - An agreement to place Cambodia under the supervision of the United Nations until elections are held. - American tendencies to reduce support for Israel, disturbance in Israel and American Jewish organizations. - For the twenty-sixth day, the fighting continues in Iqlim al-Tuffah. Aoun puts the media under house arrest. - Soviet forces headed to Baku to impose order, continued bloody clashes and more casualties. - Will Mordechai repeat his calculations in the face of the Intifada? Six months since the Israeli Occupation Authorities escalated their measures. - Shaheeds of the 6th week of the 3rd year of the Intifada. - Unemployed Gazan engineers account for the greatest interest of electoral blocs. 100 engineers work in the black labour in Israel. - The vast confiscations of lands have not stopped, therefore, collective protests against the confiscation decisions. - Mandela holds contacts in preparation for negotiations between the racist government and the African National Congress. - The decision to stop the Afghan war is in the hands of the CIA. - Washington is studying political options to end the Afghan war. - Hungary's ambassador to Syria clarifies that his country's position on the Cause of Palestine has not changed.