Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 722, 2 January 1992

Issued on 2 January 1992, this 12-page document contains the 722nd issue of Attali'ah newspaper, under the supervision of the Editor-In-Chief Bashir al-Barghouthi. The issue was printed at the Salahuddin Press in Jerusalem and focused on several topics including: - 9000 new colonial units and the construction of more colonial roads. - Statements by Tayseer Arouri regarding the necessity of halting colonization and recognizing the Geneva Agreement before speaking about the settlement negotiations. - The Arab and Zionist position on the joint negotiations. - News from Hebron: The release of trade unionist Younis Tamim, the return of the orange card to journalists, and bulldozing work at a new military post. - News from the Gaza Strip: A sit-in in front of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) headquarters to protest health conditions, a military post at the entrance to Gaza prevents cars from passing, drinking water is polluted, and the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) prevent students from holding a party inside the Faculty of Science. - News from the Jordan Valley: A raid on vegetable stalls in Jericho, a food exhibition, notifications to the people of Jiftlik to demolish their homes with their own hands, a boy sentenced to 18 months in prison for participating in the activities of the Intifada, and complaints from Jericho residents about the bad use of television by some citizens. - Renewing the trade unionists green card for the fourth time. - The National Theater workers suspend their strike until the 16th of this month. - Dangerous colonial activity in the al-Haram al-Qudsei ash-Shareef.  - An article titled "Colonists' raids and patrols take an organized and violent character. The Israeli newspapers reveal the presence of a small army under the command of colonists." - A visual material titled "The events of 1991 in photographs". - A summary of the most important events of 1991. - An article by Bassam al-Salihi from Nablus Central Prison titled "So you do not say that they did not lack courage... but luck". - The Greek Patriarch Theodore says that his first task will be to protect the sanctuaries. - A political-economic intellectual symposium in Jerusalem that examines the economic issue in its political framework. - An interview with a hydrological engineer talking about the possibilities of reclamation of underground wells in the occupied territories. - The approaching deadline for renewing the residency of Palestinians in Kuwait.