Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 647, July 26 1990

The six hundred and forty-seventh issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on July 26, 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: - Complaints against Israeli soldiers for their mistreatment of al-Khader residents. Some soldiers at a checkpoint threw their faeces on neighbouring houses. - Iraq ties its settlement with Kuwait to the results of the meeting of OPEC countries. - Israel mounts the policy of raids. Palestinians throw stones at a patrol vehicle that accompanied tax collectors. - A Palestinian source in Tunisia: The Egyptian campaign against the Palestine Liberation Organisation paves the way for Egypt to adopt the position of the United States. - The delegation of the International Federation of Journalists meets with the chief editors of Jerusalemite newspapers. - Israeli authorities return to the policy of raids on a larger scale. More tax collection campaigns – The confiscation of ID cards en masse.  - The shuhadaʾ of the thirty-third week of the Intifadaʾs third year. - Israeli affairs. - Aid for fascist regimes. - A day to commemorate the 18th anniversary of Ghassan Kanafaniʾs death. - Is devising new tactics for excessive tax collection part of the Israeli governmentʾs “new policy”? - In the Gaza Strip: Controversy surrounding the decision of the UNRWA to shut down its supplementary feeding centres.  - A popular referendum on political pluralism in Zambia. - Did Iraq begin playing its role as a regional power in the Gulf region? The country flexing its muscles in the conflict with Kuwait and the UAE.  - Third world countries have no choice but to form alliances and root out corruption.