Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 786, April 1 1993

The seven hundred and eighty-sixth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on April 1, 1993. 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: - A search and raid campaign at Shu'fat Refugee Camp. Hundreds of Arab workers in the 1948 Occupied Palestinian Territory get arrested. - Landowners in Zaytun Quarter in Gaza throw themselves bodily in front of Israeli bulldozers. - Uncovering secret decisions: Giving the occupation army free reign and mass arrest campaigns. Orders to open fire on protestors and a plan to replace Arab workers. - Abdel-Shafi: If Israel vowed not to issue deportation orders, we will be more flexible regarding the return date of Palestinian deportees. - The meeting of the Palestinian leadership discusses proposals to speed up the return of the deportees. - Full curfew and mass deportations. - Collective protests against the town plan in Shu'fat. Only 1380 dunams of the villageʾs lands remain. - The residents of Khan Yunis: Chamomile is our tea, medicine, and livelihood. Open the markets for us and youʾll receive the best product. - Street No (1) affected all the workers in the Musrara neighbourhood. The municipality threatens to evacuate all truck drivers from the area tomorrow. - A comparison of house demolitions during the reign of Shamir and Rabin. - In his new play, Saadallah Wannous tackles the issue of Palestinian detainees. - Three-fourths of the Russian army support the control of the sate over the economy. - An average of one shaheed and 38 injured a day during March. - Why are transgressions against Palestinian journalists ignored? - 107 thousand Israeli settlers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.