Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 773, December 24 1992

The seven hundred and seventy-third issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on December 24, 1992. 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: - The Palestinian leadership rallies the masses to fight against the deportation orders. - Bethlehem turns into a military base during the holidays. 11 areas under curfew in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. Two brothers are killed in Khan Yunis. - The delegation of Hamas reaches Tunisia. Talks revolve around coordination on the ground to fight against the deportation orders. - Rabin refuses to modify the negotiations process and rejects negotiating with the Palestine Liberation Organisation. - Protests against the deportation orders escalate. Arab and Palestinian pressures to implement the resolutions of the Security Council. - In a press conference for al-Husseini, Ashrawi, and al-Khatib: The efforts of the Palestinian leadership and people are channelled towards the return of the deportees. - Scenes from the days spent under curfew in Hebron. - Arafat calls for posting international observers in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. - Israeli politicians, former intelligence agents, and commentators: We must recognise the Palestine Liberation Organisation and open dialogue with the Organisation immediately. - The son of a deported Palestinian gives an account of his fatherʾs deportation. - Three Israeli newspaper criticize the collective deportation orders. - The opposition forces in the Gulf calls on the Gulf Cooperation Council to adopt modern constitutions. - National consensus about demanding the return of the deportees and offering international protection to Palestinians. The free people of the Occupied Golan Heights and progressive democratic forces in Israel join the cause. - A general strike in Arab cities and villages in the 1948 Occupied Palestinian Territory in solidarity with Palestinian deportees.