Issue 5968 of Asha'b Newspaper, 17 December 1990

Printed in Arabic, this includes issue number 5968 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 17 December 1990 and focused on several subjects including: - The murder of Muhammad Ahmad abu Enqira from Rafah after being wounded by several bullets, and the wounding of an Israeli soldier when a roadside bomb exploded in Nablus. - The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) prevent clerics from entering the city of Jerusalem to prevent demonstrations from taking place there, and strict measures against stone-throwers and to discuss imposing permanent curfews. - Israel returns to using the policy of deportation against the Palestinians of the occupied territories in 1948. - Bethlehem University joined the Rehabilitation Society for the Handicapped to train its students on hydrotherapy. - Violent debate in the Histadrut regarding preventing Palestinian workers from working in the occupied territories in 1948. - The occupation authorities raided the Shuweika suburb north of Tulkarm and forced the citizens to lower the Palestinian flags, erase national slogans, and remove stone barricades. - Israel will ask Germany to help it absorb Soviet immigrants. - The Israeli occupation government listens to security reports and studies the decision to deport 4 citizens. - The United States of America (USA) encourages the establishment of an Arab fund to help Egypt's economy. - US lawmakers condemn the small financial contribution of allies in the Gulf. - The French Defense Minister denies the existence of an Iraqi nuclear weapon, and there is no danger of the existence of such a weapon in the coming years. - Iranian newspapers condemn the Soviet policy towards the Gulf crisis and accused the Soviet officials that they are currently moving towards making geographical changes in the region, which is not acceptable to Tehran.