Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 686, 25 April 1991

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 686 of Attali’ah Newspaper published on 25 April 1991 featuring the following news pieces:1. A Shaheed In Rafah After the Civil Administration Security Forces Shot Him.2. Violent Clashes in Rafah.3. Uprooting a Roman Olive Tree and Throwing It Under the Allegation that its Owners are Terrorists.4. The People of Deir Istiya and Kifl Hares Object to the Colonizers Attempts to Confiscate their Lands.5. Financial Inducements to Encourage Colonizing.6. People of Artas Offer a Memo to the UN General Secretary Objecting to the Confiscation of More than Half of their Lands.7. Bassam ash-Shak’a Denies the Possibility of his Return as the Mayor.8. A Strike All Over the Occupied Territories in Protest of American Policies Towards the Palestinian People.9. News from Gaza “the People of the Gaza Strip Demand the Administration of the Ophthalmic Hospital in al-Quds (Jerusalem) to Continue their Work on the Rotational Visits Program to the Ophthalmic Patients Clinics, an Attack on the Director of the Refugee Affairs Vehicle, a Provocative Presence of the Occupational Forces Patrols Near Schools, Fining a Researcher Under the Allegations of Having Slogans on the Walls of His House”. News from Ramallah “an Unjustified Raise on Living Expenses, Shutting Down Tens of Shops Under the Pretext of the Continuous Intifada Activities Continues”. News from Jenin “Refusing the Objection of to Closing a Room Because its Owner Threw Rocks at the Occupation Patrols”. News from Hebron “Occupational Forces Raid al-Ahli Hebron Youth Club, a Prisoner from Hebron City on a Food Strike, the Civil Administration Refused Giving a Citizen a Permit to Head to an Israeli Hospital for Treatment, Fining a Youth Because there are Slogans on the Wall of his Shop”. News from Nablus “a Women Demonstration at the Red Cross in Solidarity with Megiddo Prisoners, Detaining a Citizen from Ein al-Ma’ Refugee Camp Because he Broke Curfew”.10. An Article Titled “Educational Communities Ring a Warning Bell for Coming Illiteracy… a Community Level Effort is Needed to Overcome this Crisis”.