Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 742, May 21 1992

The seven hundred and forty-second issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 21, 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: - A general strike to commemorate the death anniversary of the E'youn Qara shuhadaʾ. Continued clashes in Sheikh Radwan and Bureij Refugee Camp. - Orders to shoot stone-throwers in the Occupied Palestinian Territory without warning. - Serious challenges facing the new Lebanese government. - New tensions arise in South Lebanon. More Israeli military enforcements as the bombing continues. - The elections of the Nablus Chamber of Commerce: The National Muslim list and the Islamic list fight over 12 seats. - Popular efforts to fight against Israeli violations continue. A huge national festival in Shejaiya (The beating heart of Gaza). Calls for respecting the freedom, dignity, and property of the residents. - A delegation of conscientious objectors stands in solidarity with Beit Sahour. - The Occupied Palestinian Territory in the electoral programmes of the Likud and Labor Party. - Ramon: Shamirʾs policy aims to keep the status quo. - Shetreet: Mukhtars will run their towns and we have no objections against them joining the general elections. - An article by Muharram al-Barghuthiy entitled “Save Our Children from the Nightmare of Factionalism. Let This Summer Vacation be the Beginning of These Activities.” - Washington International Film Festival screens Arab films about the Gulf War. - New facts regarding the recent incidents of religious extremism in Egypt. - The Los Angeles protests against racial police violence cast their shadow on France. - A report by the Congress on Israeli settlement: Conflicting Israeli reports – Lack of information sources. - A Jordanian official report: Israeli has seized half of the lands of the 1967 Occupied Palestinian Territory. - Moledet calls for cutting off the water supply to Palestinians.