Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 757, September 3 1992

The seven hundred and fifty-seventh issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on September 3, 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: - Raids on nine villages accompanied by helicopters. Appeals to the Israeli Supreme Court against the administrative detention of Palestinians. - Suspending the peace talks for 10 days. The Israeli delegation calls for some time before responding to the Syrian and Palestinian proposals. - Mahamid requests visiting several Israeli prisons and questions the Israeli Minister of Police. - Arafat condemns the no-fly zone. - Syria rejects the Israeli document of principles. Al-Allaf: We reject a partial settlement. - Hundreds of American overflights in Iraq. Baghdad accuses Iran of intervening in the southern region. - Five key issues facing Palestinian prisoners and detainees. - The reception of the sixth round of talks in the Israeli press. - More than half a million students return to their schools. High hopes for an academic year with no interruptions. - The first agricultural meeting in the Birzeit area. - An article by Emile Habibi entitled “But What is It that We are Invited to Make Sure It Continues?” - A new Egyptian book on theatre in Arab countries and Israel. - Human rights organisations: The truth and aim behind the release of 800 detainees. It would have been better to release several hundreds of the sick and elderly. - Calls for adopting a constitution count as a crime in the eyes of Qatarʾs rulers. An Arab solidarity movement calling for the release of detained Qatari figures. - The riots in Germany cause social and economic conditions to deteriorate. - Al-Quds Festival concludes its events: A preliminary critical overview of the events. - Tamer al-Isawi: Our meeting with the Italian minister aimed to explain the Palestinian position on Israeli measures and actions.