Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 751, July 23 1992

The seven hundred and fifty-first issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on July 23, 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: - The Israeli government bans the selling of citrus fruits from the Gaza Strip in Israeli markets. - The Palestinian leadership calls for a complete halt to all Israeli settlement. Palestinians formulate a response to Rabinʾs proposal. - Baker discusses with Mubarak a proposal to open dialogue with Arab countries. - Clashes and a general strike in Yaʾbad. Israeli authorities continue their campaign against wanted Palestinians. - Halting the construction work of a settlement road that bypasses Nablus. - The traders and residents of al-Quds (Jerusalem) will hold a sit-in next Sunday. The monitoring committee submits a memorandum to James Baker. - The Israeli Communist Party calls Rabin to show goodwill towards Palestinians. - Gazit ties the final solution of the Cause of Palestine with the success of the interim self-government in suppressing extremist parties. - News from the Jalazone Refugee Camp. - The aubergine and pepper crops in Falamya are under the threat of destruction. - The Society of Inʾash El-Usra celebrates International Palestinian Heritage Day. - The Palestinian Writers' Union: A model of the façade and the tragedy. - Academic life resumes at An-Najah National University. The siege fostered the spirit of solidarity among its students. - The Mafiaʾs assassination of another judge in Italy forces its political parties to consider alliances.  - In Germany: The suppression of freedoms in achieved through modern means. - A western point of view: The meaning of settlements and the limits of self-government are two complicated issues facing the peace talks. - An Israeli political analyst: Economic factors have altered Israeli policy.