Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 529, 22 November 1987

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 529 of Attaliʾah Newspaper was issued on 12 November 1987 and features the following news pieces: The Red Cross condemns the exile policy, the exiled commence their protest in Beqaa. 29 shuhadaʾ in one week, military reinforcements to prevent more demonstrations.  Israel fears the outcomes of the resignation of the Nablus Municipality Committee. A solemn funeral service: The United Nations Security Council discusses the assassination of abu Jihad. Shamir: "We shall not leave an inch behind."  Israeli military assistant to the United States Navy.  Arafat praises the position of Gorbachev on the Palestinian Cause Important escalations on the Arab-Soviet relations.  The Israeli Army implements new arrests. United States official: Jordan is coming close to Shultz's plan. Vilner: "The Palestinians agree to a fair peace." Danger threatens the life of detainee Abdullah abu al-Ata, the well-known Gazan public figure.  Sadness and anger surround the occupied territories following the assassination of Commander Khalil al-Wazir.  The demolition of seven houses in the village of Beit Ammar.  Week twenty of the Intifada witnesses the most brutal confrontations.  The shuhadaʾ of week twenty.  227 injuries in one day.  Former Chief of the General Staff, Gur, warns the Israeli people: "The Intifada may force Jordan and Egypt to cancel peace agreements and end the current coexistence." Rabin: "Arrests and exile do not bring back serenity." The statements made by officials about the hardships of the Intifada are pointless. The U.S. debauchery in the Gulf increases tension and weaken the possibility of peace.  Curfew imposed on most of Gaza Strip and the biggest cities of the West Bank. Trade union news. A rise in the U.S. commercial deficit.   The United States continues to be biased against the Palestinian people and nullifies the decision of the Security Council. In a testimony made by their friends: The Intifada has put the Egyptian regime in trouble.