Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 743, May 28 1992

The seven hundred and forty-third issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 28, 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: - Broad Arab condemnation of the attack on the Lebanese south. - A shaheed in Jenin and many injured in several areas. Extending the security belt on the Gaza Strip. - A committee of traders in al-Quds (Jerusalem) fight against the Arnona tax. Calls for reducing the astronomical imposed sums. - A new Turkish attack on Iraq. - Syrian and Lebanon reject Washingtonʾs request to disarm the Lebanese national opposition. - A new popular conference that represents a qualitative leap towards popular movements ensuring the security of residents. - One of the dirtiest campaigns with no programmes: The electoral battle in Israel focuses on the pitfalls of the two Yitzhaks. - Putting an end to Israeli settlement activities is an existential position for Palestinians.  - An article by Emile Habibi entitled “Arens, We Cannot Rewind the Clock 44 Years Back to the Days of Deir Yassin Massacre and Other Massacres”. - The Kurdish elections prove the Kurdsʾ commitment to Iraqi unity on the basis of democracy. - Hurdles facing the peace talks to end the civil war in South Sudan. - Mounting international and local pressure to end the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Serbian armed militia drives out 670 armed Slavs from their country. - The Laborʾs kibbutzim and the Likudʾs settlements. - Despite International opposition and Palestinian conditions, the Israeli government mounts settlement activities. - The Palestine Liberation Organisation calls for the release of Palestinian female prisoners in Kuwait. - The Daily Telegraph: Israel is depleting the water resources in the West Bank. - The Jerusalem Post: Only the PLO could sway Palestinians to abandon the right of return.