Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 714, 7 November 1991

Published on 7 November 1991, this 12-page document is the 714th issue of Attali'ah Newspaper. Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following topics: 1. A plan to divide the West Bank into three separate sections using many colonies.2. Attali'ah Newspaper interview with Haidar Abdel Shafi “Our priorities are to stop colonization, establish an independent state).3. 190 injuries among citizens who are either supporting or against the peace convention in Gaza Strip.4. Albireh youth get his 4 fingers cut due to a work injury.5. During Attali'ah Newspaper interview with syndicalists in Ramallah and Albireh city… confirms the unions' role in achieving cooperation between the production sides.6. Transporting finished houses to Yamit colony.7. The clashes continue with a notable increase in injuries (a wide arrest campaign, transporting finished houses to colonies).8. The president of Al-Quds Pharmaceutical Company looks forward to Palestinian drug security in a general Arab context.9. News from Gaza Strip (an acute shortage in medicine, an increase in fish prices, damages due to rain falling, 1200 handicapped cases in the Strip, demands to keep the temporary clinic, an acute shortage of drinking water, Al Qarara students with transportation, a new sit-in in the College of Science, an x-ray machine out of order, completing the building of a school). News from Hebron (detaining a deputy general for hours, a new traffic offences campaign, the continuation of closing the backyard of the vegetable market, demonstrations supporting peace negotiations, curfews over different areas). News from Ramallah (holding local cars, closing the entrances of Turmus Aya, opening a shop for a worker in Beir Zeit). News from the Valleys (new raids, Jiftlik farmers complain about not being able to repay to owners, brokers and loans due over farmers at Jericho Cooperative Society).10. An article titled “The modern Palestinian dialogue) by Sameeh Mohsen.