Issue No 864 of Attali'ah Newspaper, 3 November 1994

Issued on 3 November 1994, this 8-page document contains the 864th 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. Suleiman an-Najab in his meeting in Beit Sahour: Negotiations based on the arrangements for the transitional period will subject us more and more to Israeli dictates. 2. A protest sit-in in Rafah against the project to build an airport on agricultural land. 3. Cases of plague in Hebron. 4. A protest sit-in for employees of the Palestine Polytechnic University. 5. The Ramallah and al-Bireh Message (The spread of car theft and trafficking, and the high prices of fruits and vegetables in light of the continued imposition of the security cordon). 6. The Bethlehem Message (The Israeli authorities in Bethlehem have been procrastinating in providing the postal departments with the prices of the rejected permits, the Civil Administration is warning Husan residents of masked people who harm the interest of the village, as they say, the arrest of citizens in Bethlehem, and a financial deficit in the Beit Sahour municipality). 7. The Nablus Message (Unemployment and a rise in prices, the spread of rats in Nablus, the police and the Israeli army storming citizens’ homes in different areas, the People’s Party organizing voluntary work in olive picking, Qabalan residents complaining about the lack of electricity, and a trade union education course in Denmark). 8. An article titled "The Peace Agreement with Jordan Dropped the Pretexts of the Israeli Presence at the Crossings." 9. Mahmoud Shuqair writes an article on democracy and human rights. 10. The office of the National Insurance Company was attacked by armed young men due to a dispute with the company over the repair of a car. 11. The Jerusalem Message (American investors in Jerusalem, a tax campaign has continued for 3 weeks on Arab merchants in East Jerusalem, tightened closures at the entrances to Jerusalem villages to prevent Arab workers from entering, Ehud Olmert threatens Faisal Husseini, the Israeli police continue to close public streets for security pretexts, East Jerusalem merchants are still waiting for the promises of the mayor of West Jerusalem regarding compensation, and the Israeli Occupational Forces (IOF) continue to confiscate Arab lands to build stone crushers). 12. The Hebron Message (A citizen’s family was looking for him before they found him at Hadassah Hospital, voluntary work in Idhna, the continuation of settlers’ attacks on citizens in Hebron, and a provocative military parade in Hebron). 13. The Tulkarm Message (Various activities of the Youth Union).