Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 789, April 22 1993

The seven hundred and eighty-ninth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on April 22, 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 black market for Arab workers. Hundreds are being smuggled into Israel. - Palestine returns to the negotiations under conditions. The Palestinian Peopleʾs Party declines to join the ninth round. - Christopher sets the date for the ninth round and reiterates: We will not negotiate with the Palestine Liberation Organisation and we will not discuss the issue of al-Quds (Jerusalem).   - The Israeli Occupation Police command devises a new plan for segregation after lifting the security belt. - A military order to the owners of Arab bus companies that East Jerusalem should be turned into a transit point. - A search campaign and Israeli bombings in response to the capture of two members from Lahad Army. - Modern slavery in Israeli settlements in the Jordan Valley area: The residents of al-Fari'ah expend all efforts to adapt and wish for programmes that support home economics. - The pastor of the Roman Catholic community in Nablus: I refuse to enter al-Quds (Jerusalem) using a permit because it should be a given right. Bitterness and disappointment taint Easter celebrations. - The security belt dispels the myth of Hebrew labour. - The effects of the security belt reflect the division and selfishness plaguing the Israeli society. - Salama Moussa: A socialist, secularist, and an advocate for the liberation of women. - Race relations in American society. - The Middle Eastern market: A method to break the Arab boycott of Israeli products. - Rabinʾs policy between theory and reality in the analyses of The Economist magazine. - Palestinians in exile after bringing their issue to the table and the fate awaiting them. - The displaced from Khan el-Eshli in Saida and the series of evacuation orders.