Issue 5662 of Asha'b Newspaper, 4 February 1990

Printed in Arabic, this 5-page document includes issue number 5662 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 4 February 1990 and focused on several subjects including:  - A wide campaign of arrests in the areas of Ramallah, al-Bireh and the villages adjacent to them, after being subjected to a curfew. - Establishment of a new Yugoslavian pro-Israel party. - Handing over the Lebanese embassy in Washington to representatives of the Lebanese government headed by Salim al-Hoss. - Gunmen fall into a clash with an Israeli force in southern Lebanon. - Discussion of Dr Ibrahim al-Alam's novel "Eyes on Carmel". - Cooperative organizations invite the joint committee to pay the deficit in their budgets. - Authorizing cooperative societies in the West Bank to issue certificates of origin and attest them at the Palestinian embassy in Amman. - The Israeli authorities transferred several citizens to administrative detention. - Feature: Mandela is a symbol of the fight against racism and the hope of power. - Israel is on the path of losing strategic supremacy in the region, and the Arab armies are improving their capabilities and improving qualitatively and militarily. - The Palestinian cause on the stage of the American theatre. - The French Ministry of Defense confirms that the withdrawal of French forces from West Germany is not under discussion.