Issue 5911 of Asha'b Newspaper, 20 October 1990

Printed in Arabic, this 7-page document includes issue number 5911 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 20 October 1990 and focused on several subjects including:  - A curfew in several areas, and a women's demonstration in al-Aqsa Square. - The US Senate Foreign Committee has taken a decision stating that it is not permissible in any way to link the Gulf crisis with the Palestinian problem. - The Israeli occupation officially recognizes for the first time the possession of nuclear weapons. - The Israeli occupation offers Dekouar to write the report on the events of al-Aqsa. - The Soviet Union will not pass on classified information about the weapons it supplied to Baghdad, despite Moscow's opposition to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. - Haaretz newspaper reported that there are no indications that the intifada has affected violence and crime in Israel. - A B'Tselem report revealed that closing schools in the West Bank did not reduce the number of confrontations with the Israeli occupation army. - The Israeli occupation military courts issued various sentences and fines against many citizens of the occupied territories. - Jewish citizens in the United States unanimously criticize the Security Council resolution and focus on the term unanimity. - Lights on agriculture in the town of Qabatiya. - Lebanese intelligence confirms the transfer of Western hostages to the Bekaa Valley. - The Syrian Social Nationalist Party returned to the Matn area in Lebanon with the Syrian army, recording an advance over the Kataeb Party. - Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir said in an interview with Maariv newspaper, "I am under the impression that the Americans do not know what to do with Iraq, and therefore they are preoccupied with us." - The French public prosecutor calls for tougher sentences on an armed group. - Rabat objects to a plan to settle the Western Sahara conflict.