Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 758, September 10 1992

The seven hundred and fifty-eighth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on September 10, 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: - Mahameed corresponds with the Israeli Ministers of Police and Justice calling on them to meet the urgent humanitarian demands of Nafha prisoners. - In an interview on the sixth round of talks, Najjab: The Palestinian proposal is based on UN resolution 242 and Israelis nitpick minute details without any basis in international law. - The continuation of the peace talks in Washington depends on how positively the Israeli delegation receives the Syrian proposal. - The Gulf Cooperation Council rejects the Egyptian-Syrian proposal of forming a joint military command. - Washington calls on the Syrian army to withdraw to the Beqaa Valley. - Rabin: Peace is a tactic to achieve the aims goals of the Zionist movement. We will not go back to the formula of giving everything away. - A shaheed in Yaʾbad and others injured including a child and a woman. - Our delegation to the Water Committee at the multilateral conference asserts: Our priority is our right to water and the right to sovereignty over our natural resources. - The endless sacrifices of 'Arab al-Rashayida: The shaheed Muhammad Yunis will not be the last. - On the grounds of boycotting 47 artists and writers: A simmering crisis between Egypt and the Gulf governments. - As the new academic year begins in the Hebron governorate: Crowded schools and a lack of facilities and playgrounds. Parents complain about the expensive fees. - The Nelson Mandela Foundation asserts the justice of 'Itaf 'Ulayyanʾs demands. - Collective agreement at Reema Hygienic Paper Company. - The crisis of Bosnia and Herzegovina causes embarrassing ramifications for Islamist regimes. - Two Israeli political analysts: Rabin digs in his heels in defence of the Likudʾs understanding of self-government.