Issue 5653 of Asha'b Newspaper, 26 January 1990

Printed in Arabic, this document contains 5 pages and includes issue number 5653 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 26 January 1990 and focused on several subjects including:  - Demolition of 7 houses in Khan Yunis Refugee Camp and Qalqilya, and 25 closed schools in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. - Ali Abdullah Saleh calls on the United States of America (USA) to persuade Israel to accept peace initiatives. - Announcing a hunger strike in Ansar 3 detention centre in the Negev. - News report: Massive immigration of Soviet Jews is a historic opportunity and a source of concern for Israel. - In a press conference at the White House, Bush confirms his support for Gorbachev and asserts that he cannot be expected to remain in power in Moscow. - The Director of the Office of the Higher Education Council talks to "The People" about the council's future concerns and ambitions. - Nablus Zakat Committee begins distributing aid to the needy in Nablus. - Transferring the Israeli Occupation Authorities (IOF) to administrative detention for 6 months in the Negev desert detention centre. - Elections for the Board of Directors of the Society of Engineers for the Gaza Strip at the YMCA headquarters in Gaza. -Hajj Abdel-Ghani Awawdeh donates a plot of land to build a mosque in Nablus. - Increasing calls to help battered women in Israel. - The publication of the new issue of Palestinian Affairs magazine, which contains research on Palestinian political transformations and the dimensions of the Intifada, in addition to reviews, reports, and bibliography diaries. - The New York Times reported that the future of the faltering peace process in the Middle East may depend on the ongoing political conflict between Yitzhak Shamir and his rival in the Likud, Ariel Sharon.