Issue 5716 of Asha'b Newspaper, 30 March 1990

Printed in Arabic, this 5-page document includes issue number 5716 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 30 March 1990 and focused on several subjects including:  - Demonstrations and clashes near al-Quds School for Girls, the arrest of 25 students, and the imposition of a curfew on the Gaza Strip. - Israeli concern about Iraq's nuclear capabilities and the discovery of smuggling nuclear equipment for Iraq in London. - Baghdad denied British allegations about smuggling nuclear detonator parts to Iraq. - The mobilization of the Israeli army in the security belt area in southern Lebanon. The program of visiting detainees from the Jenin area in Israeli prisons. - Abdel-Wahab Darawsheh's support for the idea of ​​forming a unified Arab list to contest the upcoming parliamentary elections in Israel. - The Israeli army continues to strengthen its arsenal of various types of weapons. - Japan is ready to receive Nelson Mandela, leader of the African National Congress. - The issuance of the first independent newspaper in Algeria at the initiative of a cooperative of young men from the Algerian capital, and a thousand copies were printed and distributed in the capital. - The United Jewish Organization raised money to help the colonization of Soviet immigrants. - The Israeli government will cut its funding for the Israeli Ofek 2 satellite program. - Senior Israeli officers oppose Shomron's decision to participate in guard duty in the Israeli settlements established in the occupied territories. - The Israeli military courts issued various judgments against a number of citizens of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, on security charges. - Israel is putting pressure on the United States of America (USA) to receive an Ethiopian delegation in Washington.