Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 738, April 23 1992

The seven hundred and thirty-eighth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on April 23, 1992. 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: - Fateh and the Palestinian Peopleʾs Party in the Gaza Strip call for resolving issues through democratic means. - Egypt and other Arab countries express their concerns to Washington regarding popular reactions if more sanctions were imposed on Libya. - The proposal for municipal elections in the West Bank was prepared by the Israeli delegation to present during peace talks. - Jenin under curfew as Tulkarem and its villages go on a strike. - The Islamic Salvation Front calls for taking up arms. - In a preliminary poll: The majority opposes the interim period if it doesnʾt include al-Quds (Jerusalem) and sovereignty over land and resources. - A protest strike in Jabalia Refugee Camp. - The Israeli Labor Party and the Likud begin their electoral campaigns by levelling accusations regarding the Palestine Liberation Organisationʾs choice for the new government.  - Israeli authorities are adamant about the partial closure of Birzeit University. - The director of Al Helmeya Nights: We didnʾt make peace with the Mubarak regime and a list of censorship prohibitions was delivered to us daily. - The structure plans of Palestinian villages are issued at a rapid pace. - Amnesty International: Torture is a routinely-used method by the Sudanese government to extract information from its opposers. - In Mauritania: Protests against the new government. - Peace in Afghanistan is still a long way off. Thereʾs a risk of a tribal and ethnic conflict. - Arafat affirms that Palestinians in exile will join the multilateral conference and Shamir threatens to boycott the conference. - Abraham Tamir: Israeli settlement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is a product of political infighting.