العدد 790 من جريدة الطليعة، 29 نيسان 1993

Issued on 29 April 1993, this 12-page document contains the 790th issue of Attali'ah newspaper, under the supervision of the Editor-In-Chief Bashir al-Barghouthi. The issue was printed at the Modern Arab Press in occupied Jerusalem and focused on several topics including: - A new escalation in the Prisons Directorate's actions against Palestinian detainees. - Abdel Shafi: We can't remain in negotiations that continue without results. - The deportees in Marj al-Zohour extend their sit-in near the Zumriya checkpoint. - Israeli radio is talking about four proposals in the second round of the Madrid Peace Conference negotiations, aimed at improving the negotiating atmosphere and enhancing confidence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. - 120 million shekels, losses in the construction sector in Israel. - The murder of Ahmad Yaqoub from al-Khader and Khaled Hlayel from the al-Bureij Palestinian Refugee Camp, and attempts to install and expand the spread of observation points in the Palestinian refugee camps of the occupied Gaza Strip. - With the start of the ninth round, two new colonies in the Golan coincide with the ninth round of peace negotiations. - In the face of the colonists and their aggression, how did Bayada become a symbol of the struggle of the people of Awarta to protect their land? - A press report on images of solidarity in Khan Yunis Palestinian Refugee Camp, titled: They weave from fishing nets their unity and livelihood, and everyone is looking for ways to reduce living expenses. - Raids by the taxing unit of the Israeli occupation in Sawahera al-Sharqiya. - A press report on the Israeli military siege of Jenin, titled: Jenin built its commercial movement according to the size of the Israeli market, and no one knows now how to solve it. - Colonists are preparing to rebel against self-rule. - A press report on the village of Kafr Ni'ma, titled: A model of a village where work in Israel constitutes three-quarters of its income, and Kafr Ni'ma faces double suffering as a result of the siege.