Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 741, May 14 1992

The seven hundred and forty-first issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 14, 1992. 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: - An armed clash between wanted Palestinians and Israeli special forces in Jenin. Security measures affect both local and foreign journalists. - Changes on the agenda of the multilateral conference: A mutual understanding between Arab countries and Palestinians to postpone the issue of subcommittees. - Arab delegations adopt the Palestinian position and demand the discussion of the Palestinian right of return at the multilateral conference.  - Israel bombs the Lebanese south. - National forces in Jabalia call for an end to the violations of the rights of its residents. - A new settlement road in Silwad destroys two thousand dunams planted with olive trees. - Israeli newspapers criticize Israelʾs boycott of the meetings of the refugees and development committees. - A legal point of view on the film Naji al-Ali: Dismissing the last years of Al-Aliʾs life weakened the film. - The Muslim states of the Soviet Union between Turkish, Iranian, Saudi, and Israeli offers. - Shocking facts about slavery. More than 100 million new slaves around the world. - In Moscow: Calls for the freedom to own arms. - The Central Council at the closing of its meeting in Tunisia: We will bring the Cause of Palestine back to the Security Council if the interim self-government period wasnʾt implemented. - Samir Abdullah calls for the formation of a development committee in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. - Yezid Sayigh: The Palestinian arrival in Washington isnʾt merely for show. - The Israeli Far-right attacks Habibi and protests against giving him a literary award.