Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 608, 26 October 1989

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 608 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 26 October 1989, features the following topics: - Amnesty International: The Israeli Occupation Forces kill, arrest and injure thousands in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. - Curfew on six sites and a soldier wounded in Gaza. - Washington agrees to the Israeli amendments, a common formula to exclude the PLO. - The Tripartite Committee of the Arab Heads of State begins implementing the Taif Agreement, starting the conversation on the site of the Parliament meeting in Beirut. - The Israeli Police Inspector: We are using covert methods to confront the masked. - Soviet-Palestinian coordination to prepare for the international conference. - Tuby: The value of confiscations from Beit Sahour exceeds the required amounts tenfolds. - Tawfiq Tuby before the Israeli Knesset: Israel acts against Palestinians, oppression, plunder, and violating their rights. - Rabin carried out a "transfer" in 56. - A new measure, when applied, means house arrest for the people of Beit Sahour, seven killed and 459 wounded within a week - and preparations to build a new prison. - Shaheeds of the 98th week of the Intifada. - Hebron is a nerve-racking city, with no-entry streets and merchants on the brink of bankruptcy. - Shamir and the concept of political success. - The Life of a Fighter: Fifty Years of Struggle and 25 Years of Enforced Exile. - The demand for a halt to the uprooting of trees in Khan Yunis is widening, and fraudulent methods result in the deprivation of livelihood. - The National Progressive Unionist Party's opinion during the reign of President Mubarak. - Fiscal deficit and unemployment in Saudi Arabia and cuts do not affect the extravagants. - A developed social system and people's committees elected in the liberated areas of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.