Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 792, May 13 1993

The seven hundred and ninety-second issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 13, 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: - Palestinian prisoners threaten to go on a hunger strike. - The draft of the Palestinian Declaration of Principles: The Occupied Palestinian Territory is one entity and the two phases are connected on the basis of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 242. - A university student is killed in Deir al-Balah and dozens injured. - Sulayman an-Najjab: The Israeli project aims to extract recognition of the Israeli occupation. - Meretz places bets on the Ministries of Interior and Foreign Affairs instead of the Ministry of Education. - New clashes in the Lebanese south. The assassination of a senior official from Lahadʾs Forces. - Two Israeli soldiers stabbed and robbed of their weapons in Nablus. - Samir Abdullah, a member of the Palestinian delegation: Behind each word in the Israeli project for the interim period is an issue and I donʾt think itʾs wise to expend efforts to reach an agreement about it. - The conservative right is the reason behind the ministerial crisis in Israel. Racist demands to prevent the Arab members of Knesset from voting. - The UNRWA cuts back its services causing problems beyond imagination. Who is responsible? - 50% of the new Zionist emigrants prefer not to join the military service. - The Likudʾs proposals for a permanent solution aim to create an apartheid state. - Edward Saidʾs new book Culture and Imperialism angers some orientalists. - Western pressures on the Serbs of Bosnia to accept the international peace plan. - Israeli officials explain their vision for the proposed Palestinian police force. - The repatriate Rushdi Shahin: I am glad for my return but the occupation still bounds all Palestinians. - The repatriate Abdul-Jawad Saleh: I have yet to find my call but I am drawn to the everyday life of people. The wonderful part about our return is meeting the new generation of unbreakable Palestinian youth. - The leader Damin Auda asserts the importance of national unity, democratic relations, and listening to the demands of the people.