Issue 5910 of Asha'b Newspaper, 19 October 1990

Printed in Arabic, this 7-page document includes issue number 5910 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 19 October 1990 and focused on several subjects including:  - A Palestinian draft resolution calling on the Security Council to impose sanctions on the Israeli occupation, protect the Palestinian people and hold an international conference. - Yasser Arafat expressed his pessimism about the results of the investigation mission to be sent by the Secretary-General of the United Nations to the Israeli occupation. - Shamir and Levy insist on continuing colonization in the Jerusalem area, regardless of any borders between the two parts of the city. - The Israeli military courts issued various rulings against a number of citizens of the occupied territories on security charges. - Knesset members from Moledet and Shas secretly discussed bringing down the Shamir government. - Disclosure of the organization of Palestinian students from the occupied Arab lands in the ranks of the Democratic Front while receiving their studies in the Soviet Union. - A book about the "abnormal" practices of the Israeli occupation army in the occupied territories. - The continuation of the curfew on Zababdeh in the Jenin district, and a campaign of arrests due to taxes. - The Israeli occupation authorities lifted the curfew on the Balata Refugee Camps, and its continuation on al-Fara'a. - George Bush promised to pay an official visit to Washington that the United States of America (USA) will ask international financial organizations to help Eastern European countries affected by the Gulf crisis. - Iraq's Italian guests are demonstrating in Baghdad to solve the Gulf crisis soundly. - The Iraqi newspapers confirmed that Iraq will not withdraw from Kuwait and called on the international community to recognize that the emirate (historically) belongs to Iraq. - Shamir calls on the international community to devote themselves to confronting Iraq. - An Israeli official is visiting Moscow to coordinate a meeting between Sharon and Gorbachev.