Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 763, October 15 1992

The seven hundred and sixty-third issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on October 15, 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: - Two shuhadaʾ in Khan Yunis and the closure of schools in the Gaza Strip. Clashes continue across the West Bank and Gaza Strip. - The Central Council discusses a draft of the Declaration of Principles that links all negotiation channels on all fronts. - A shaheed in Ashkelon Prison and the hunger strike continues in Nafha Prison. - The Israeli Ministry of Police and the Israeli Prison Service stall in meeting the key demands of Palestinian prisoners. - Popular rescue teams save hundreds of people in Cairo. Half of the city would have been demolished if the earthquake lasted 10 more seconds. - A black-and-white photograph from inside one of the rooms at Jnaid Prison during the hunger strike. - The memorial service of the national militant activist Dawud Turjuman turns into a platform that calls national unity and rallying behind the Palestinian delegation. - Khan Yunis stands against infighting. A huge rally and a public assembly to denounce internal strife. - A company that uses religion and tourism as a coverup for normalizing relations with the occupation. The Director of al-Awqaf: This is an attempt to taint the status of al-Quds (Jerusalem). - Heal this bleeding wound by releasing Saad el-Shazly. - In a book on Arab Theatre: Thirty Palestinian theatre troupes during the British Mandate. - The Turkish air forces bomb Kurdish targets on Iraqi land. Violent clashes between Iraqi Kurds and Turkish Kurds. - A preliminary comparison between Egypt during Abdel Nasserʾs reign and Egypt under Sadatʾs policy of opening the door (Infitah). - How and under what conditions did the prisoners in Jnaid Prison suspend their strike? - Even if Rabin flew and came down, Zayyad: No peace without the return of refugees, withdrawal from Arab lands, and the establishment of the Palestinian State.