Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 746, June 18 1992

The seven hundred and forty-sixth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on June 18, 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: - Gazan students call for the UNRWA to undertake their transportation in groups to their colleges and universities in the West Bank. - A general strike on the anniversary of Red Tuesday. A shaheed in Az-Zawiya and raids on villages. - Israel bombs and lays siege to the villages of the Lebanese South. - In a report by the International Committee of the Red Cross: Mista'arvim units shoot to kill. Israel must adhere to the Geneva Conventions. - Washington seeks to turn Jordan into an observation post against Iraq. - A Jerusalemite organization actively participates in the 'Earth Summit'. The Rio Declaration reaffirmed the protection of the environment and resources of people under occupation. - Israeli settlers divide Hebron into two cities. - The Israeli elections next Tuesday: The Likud and Labor Party differ in tactics but share a similar strategy. - Aircrafts drop pebbles on protestors at the Erez Crossing. The Crossing is used as a valve to control the pressure of the boiler. - Opening in al-Quds on Saturday: The Palestinian Film Week screens 32 documentaries and feature films. - Mass condemnation of Farag Fodaʾs assassination. The Grand Mufti of Egypt and Nagwa Fouad are on the list of assassinations. - A national project to document the Egyptian Cinema. - Tragic ironies due to cement roadblocks in Gaza. - The new international alignment at the Earth Summit: Washington and the United Nations in service of multinational corporations. - American experts in the Middle East: The establishment of a Palestinian state is inevitable. - Gorbachevʾs statements arouse indignation among Palestinians. - A secret camp for those suspected of collaborating with the Israeli occupation. - The engineer al-Tamimi warns against the normalization of relations with Israel without making headway on key issues.