Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 845, June 1 1994

The eight hundred and forty-fifth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on June 1, 1994. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 20-page issue covers the following: 1. An unprecedented trade slump in al-Quds (Jerusalem) due to the security belt. 2. Palestinian prisoners escalate their protest actions since most of their demands were not met after the signing of the Gaza-Jericho self-rule agreement. 3. A large workersʾ demonstration in Jenin calling for the release of prisoners and lifting the siege. 4. The elections of the Bethlehem University Student Council. 5. An interview with Jibril Rajoub where states that the authority of the Palestinian Preventive Security extends until East Jerusalem. 6. The Palestinian Authority establishes control in the Gaza Strip and Jericho. 7. A look into Shimon Peresʾ new book The New Middle East. 8. A column by Abdul-Majid Hamdan entitled “Us and the New Authority”. 9. Jifna hosts a new international camp at the beginning of August. 10. Heavy Israeli military checkpoints in Hebron. 11. Military checkpoints on Wadi Al-Nar highway. 12. Israeli tax and customs officials raid multiple shops in Halhul. 13. An article on wastewater and its impact on agriculture. 14. Dr Maher Charif writes on the 30th anniversary of the Palestine Liberation Organisation. 15. Stories about the state of chaos in the West Bank schools. 16. Faiza Shaheen writes about repatriates and the importance of publishing the stories of the imprisoned and displaced. 17. Palestinian graduates question the ability of the Palestinian Authority to resolve the issue of unemployment after signing of the Declaration of Principles. 18. A section entitled “A Person from My Country” that tells the story of a working Palestinian woman from Ein el-Sultan Refugee Camp. 19. The funeral procession of a Palestinian shaheed. 20. The publishing of a book on the Ibrahimi Mosque massacre. 21. Azmi Bishara calls for the establishment of a democratic progressive Palestinian movement that adopts the issues of individuals and peoples on the national and Arab level. 22. An article on commercial traffic in al-Quds (Jerusalem) during Eid. 23. 55 Palestinian prisoners under the age of eighteen in Israeli prisons.