Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 824, December 30 1993

The eight hundred and twenty-fourth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on December 30, 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 new settlement plan to expand the Israeli settlement Giv'at Ze'ev. - The Palestine Liberation Organisationʾs Executive Committee rejects the Israeli proposal. - Al Tayeb Abdul Rahim: Israeli proposals donʾt even meet the bare minimum. - An agreement in the style of the commander of the Central Command. - Rabinʾs conditions for a settlement with Syria and Lebanon. A 6-month test period in the Lebanese South. - Uncovering secret plans to attack and assault Palestinian public figures. - Christopher calls on Arafat to let go the symbols of sovereignty. - After 20 years of imprisonment, Khalid Abu ar-Rus says: Breathing the air of freedom is the greatest moment of my life. - Renewing the demand to return archaeological finds to Palestinian people. - Black-and-white photographs of some 1993 events. - According to the statistics of the Mandela Institute this month: 11273 Palestinian prisoners and detainees. - The future of tourism in the Occupied Palestinian Territory depends on political developments. - Nubian writers: Painful memories and loving tenderness. - An interview with the Palestinian economist and businessman Kamal Hassuna. - Death squads in El Salvador continue their terrorist attacks on leftists. An investigation committee is formed to preserve the peace process and hold the elections. - Palestinian prisoners in Ashkelon Central Prison conduct a poll on Attaliʾah Weekly. - A new settlement plan to expand the Israeli settlement Giv'at Ze'ev.