Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 691, May 30 1991

The six hundred and ninety-first issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on May 30, 1991. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 12-page issue covers the following: 1. Palestinian prisoners carrying Jerusalem ID cards are transferred to Ansar III Prison in an-Naqab. 2. A Palestinian worker is killed in a targeted racial attack. 3. An injured Palestinian is transferred to Hadassah Hospital. 4. Al-Haq organizes a school day calling for an end to the separation of Palestinian families. 5. A delegation from the International Federation of Journalists raises the problems facing Palestinian journalists during a meeting with Israeli officials. 6. Threats to keep the punishments against Salfeet. 7. Clashes with the Israeli Occupation Forces escalate as six shuhadaʾ fall and more checkpoints on the entrances of population centres are set up. 8. Local news from Jenin “Reissuing green cards, blockading the house of a fugitive in Jenin, closing Silat al-Harithiya School, setting up a checkpoint at midnight.” News from the Jordan Valley area “The military court rules against several Palestinian young men, one of the outcomes of Al-Auja river drying up is the destruction of large swaths of banana-cultivated land, Al-khidaiwy neighbourhood without water.” News from Hebron “Fencing lands and uprooting trees in Yatta, a raid on a house in Fawwar Camp for owning an ax, a drinking water shortage in Dheisheh Camp.” News from Gaza “Break-ins and robberies during curfew hours, a journalist under administrative detention, renewing the administrative detention sentence of a Gazan, Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis suffers a drug shortage.” 9. A visual arts exhibition at El-Hakawati Theatre in al-Quds (Jerusalem). 10. The Arab Knesset member Said Nafa visits Tubas to check up on the residents. 11. Khan Yunis and its refugee camps declare a day of mourning for the death of Mahdiyya abu Hnaidiq. 12. 10% of Arab workers resumed their work in the 1948 Occupied Palestinian Territory. 13. Yabrud is under curfew. 14. The Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions participates in a symposium on unemployment that was attended by economists and labour activists. 15. The workers of Surif village suffer in the 1948 Occupied Palestinian Territory.