Issue 6264 of Asha'b Newspaper, 4 November 1991

Printed in Arabic, this includes issue number 6264 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 4 November 1991, which is a 12-paged daily, political and illustrated newspaper, issued by the Asha'b al-Arabeyyah Press at Sheikh Jarrah in Jerusalem. The issue cost 80 agoras and included a collection of statements, announcements, advertisements and political and sports news including:  - The Israeli occupation authorities form Palestinian work committees alongside the Civil Administration in the occupied West Bank. - Quoted from the Israeli Hadashot Newspaper, the Israeli Occupation Ministry of Housing is moving hundreds of caravans from Galilee to the colonies of the occupied lands. - Bilateral negotiations between Israel on the one hand and the Arab delegations on the other in Madrid. - The continuation of the Palestinian marches in favour of peace or calling for adherence to the national rights of the Palestinian people. - Yasser Arafat affirmed that the decision to participate in the Madrid conference is an expression of the Palestinian desire for peace and to avoid wars. - The Palestinian Chamber of Commerce elections in the Gaza Strip begin this morning. - Birzeit University Board of Trustees insists on not applying the unified staff, and the workers' strike is entering its thirty-second day. - Asha'b Newspaper surveys the opinions of citizens in Qalqilya about the peace conference in Madrid. - “The Madrid Conference is a Historic Opportunity to Achieve Peace,” an article in the Israeli newspaper, Al Hamishmar, by Avner Regev. - "The Palestinian Working Woman", a report by Sharif Musa Khalil. - "The issue of the location of negotiations is important but not essential," an article in the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, written by Ezer Weizmann. - A tour of the football fields. - "A lot of No's retracted in the Madrid Conference", an article in the Israeli newspaper, Al Hamishmar, by Avner Rajab. - “This is how you do things right, Birzeit University,” an article by Abd al-Salam.