Issue 5957 of Asha'b Newspaper, 6 December 1990

Printed in Arabic, this includes issue number 5957 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 6 December 1990 and focused on several subjects including: - 4 Israelis were wounded by live bullets in the Ramallah and Gaza areas, and 16 civilians were wounded during demonstrations and clashes. - Yasser Abed Rabbo stated that the Baghdad Quartet meeting rejected any compromise on the idea of ​​a coherent and complete solution to all crises linking the Gulf crisis and the Palestinian issue. - Democrats in the US House of Representatives are asking Bush not to declare war in the Gulf without prior approval from Congress. - The visiting European delegation to Israel strongly criticizes Levy's statements about Europe's strengthening of Iraq's military arsenal. - Baker defends the use of force against Iraq in a sudden, intense and decisive manner to achieve American interests. - A "Peace Now" protest sit-in in front of Shamir's house marking the third anniversary of the intifada. - The Israeli occupation authorities handed green cards to the Palestinians of the occupied Palestinian territories in 1948. - The Israeli cabinet discusses the reasons for cancelling the project to build two Dolphin-class submarines for the Israeli Navy. - The Israeli military courts issued various rulings against several Palestinians from the Palestinian territories occupied in 1948, on security charges. - American Jewish activists assure Shamir of the need for a peace initiative. - The United Nations asks Iran to correct the human rights situation. - Steps to take care of heritage, methods of collecting and preserving folklore material. - Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip cannot be accepted without a comprehensive solution to the Palestinian cause. - The General Secretariat of the Algerian Women's Union announced that the Peace Ship for Arab Women set out from Algeria to transport milk and medicines to Iraq. - An official source stated that the Soviet Union expressed its satisfaction with the Iraqi leadership's decision to allow all Soviet experts to leave Iraq.