Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 645, July 12 1990

The six hundred and forty-fifth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on July 12, 1990. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 12-page issue covers the following: - Amnesty Internationalʾs 1990 report condemns Israelʾs violations of Palestinian human rights. - The Knesset refuses to form a committee to investigate Israeli transgressions in their suppression of the Intifada. - News reports that Egypt is taking steps towards the establishment of a new political axis. - Israelʾs plan to relocate the residents of Shu'fat Palestinian Refugee Camp. - The Palestinian Medical Relief Society welcomes a Soviet delegation headed by the Minister of Education in Tajikistan and gives a tour of the Occupied Palestinian Territory. - As the Intifada enters its 32nd month, the new Israeli policy is defined through its attempt to minimize contact with Palestinians.  - The shuhadaʾ of the thirty-first week of the Intifadaʾs third year. - The closure of nine schools in the Hebron area. - Israeli affairs. - Palestinian visual artists make themselves known in the art scene once again. - On the fortieth anniversary of his death: Rajih al Salfeety will return to draw out the vision from the myth and to turn dreams into reality. - The workers at Jenin company for boxes: We live without our basic rights. - Prostitutes in the Philippines are worried over the future of American military bases in their country. - The Palestinian Revolution: In the eyes of a Soviet researcher. - With the growing movement calling for democracy in Albania, the conflict between reform advocates and conservatives over the leadership of the country escalates. - Al-Najjab in an interview with Attaliʾah: Egypt and the United States have lost their credibility as mediators. Unilateral action has only succeeded in pushing the International Conference farther away. - Concrete and effective steps to prevent the settlement of Israelis in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. - Rabin and the smell of blood.