Issue No 727 of Attali'ah Newspaper, 6 February 1992

Issued on 6 February 1992, this 12-page document contains the 727th 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: 1. Meetings and contacts in Nablus and Gaza to confront the appointment scheme for the two towns. 2. The country's continued exposure to bad weather causes heavy losses in the refugee camps crops. 3. The curfew continues in a large number of cities. 4. The new Israeli Minister of Agriculture is involved in land fraud deals. 5. The Medical Relief Committee presents a symposium on the health conditions in the occupied territories. 6. The victory of the National Bloc in the Arab Medical Association in the Gaza Strip. 7. The people of al-Fawwar Palestinian Refugee Camp sit in the office of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) and express their adherence to the right of return. 8. Elections in the Jerusalem Electricity Company's workers union. 9. An article titled "On the sidelines of Habash's hospital journey, the relationship between the Palestinians and their leaders is very close." 10. A report by Atef Saad titled "The Municipality of Nablus between the crisis and the solution... Elections are enough to bring the municipality out of its financial and administrative crisis." 11. The municipality of Nablus forms teams of citizens to collect debts. 12. Huge crowds commemorate Khalil Hegazy. 13. An article titled "Rami...The Boy Who Died, a Victim of Neglect and Discrimination... Is there anyone to relieve the burden of a stricken Nablus family?" 14. Unions are responsible for creating job opportunities and setting a fair wage limit. 15. Controversy continues over the screening of the film Naji al-Ali. 16. A tour in the exhibition of artist Kamel al-Mghanni.  17. An article by Maher el-Desouky entitled "The Intifada's Slogan, To Where". 18. Tawjihi exams in 1992 proved the success of the students and the failure of the administration.