Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 664, 22 November 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 664 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 22 November 1990, features the following topics: 1. Student marches in Bethlehem and Tubas. 2. Mass raids. 3. An oil deal with an Italian company. 4. The Oil Marketing Committee undertakes to submit a bank statement and dedicate the surplus from the oil deal to the interests of the public. 5. Cutting off electricity on Beit Hanoun. 6. Mass celebrations of the Palestinian Independence Day despite strict Israeli measures. 7. News from Hebron, Gaza, Nablus, and Ramallah. Hebron news reported the destruction of a memorial in Hebron, student sit-ins in front of the Ministry of Education in Hebron, a travel ban on the people of Surif, vandalising water tanks in Beit Ummar, fining a boy for throwing stones. News from Gaza reported a curfew, closing markets severely affects merchants, aiming a bullet at the eye of a boy, demolishing homes in the al-Bureij Palestinian Refugee Camp. News from Nablus included fines on citizens who violated curfew, robbing a citizen in broad daylight. News from Ramallah reported (a detainee suffers from wounds and fractures and demands for his release, the body of a citizen from the village of Ramon was found after his disappearance for 18 days). 8. The production of grapes and plums reaches record levels this year. 9. Silwad is hosting six grooms, a birthday party for a child in al-Bireh in which a women's march took place, cutting off electricity on the Am`ari Palestinian Refugee Camp. 10. Preventing a patient from travelling for treatment. 11. Various methods of dismissal for Palestinian workers in Israel, in which official and non-official bodies participate. 12. A seminar on the Gulf crisis, in which Palestinian academics and political figures participated. 13. Rumors about a project to organize the entrances to the city of Bethlehem by Israeli personalities and the municipality denies it. 14. The evacuation of thirteen shops in Rafah in preparation for their demolition. 15. Preventing lawyers from entering Hebron Prison.