Issue No 875 of Attali'ah Newspaper, 19 January 1995

Issued on 19 January 1995, this 8-page document contains the 875th 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. A meeting will be held today between Palestinian President Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Peres at the Erez checkpoint. 2. The widening of mass activities against colonization. 3. The Israeli Occupational Forces (IOF) deal with peaceful needs with repression, uprooting trees, threats and confiscation of livelihood. 4. The Nablus garbage complex causes health damage to the people. 5. The death of a citizen in Jericho prison during his interrogation by the Palestinian Preventive Security (PPS). 6. The Qalqilya Message (Citizens submit a petition protesting the tax system imposed on cars, adoption of a system regarding joining the Association of Poultry Breeders, a sit-in against land confiscation in Azzoun, and a French delegation visiting Qalqilya in order to see the Flamme project). 7. The corner, workers, know your rights. 8. The Hebron Message (A firm response to the colonial monster, the presence of military points in Hebron that will exacerbate the colonial monster, and a sit-in by truck drivers). 9. The Bethlehem Message (A phone line was cut off from a school in Bethlehem, the IOF continue to impose sanctions on the residents of the al-Khader area). 10. The Land and Water Foundation participates in an afforestation campaign. 11. Samih Mohsen writes an article titled "The Problems of the Local Cultural Movement and the Hymn of Self-Placing." 12. Deportation of citizens of Yatta by army trucks. 13. The Jerusalem Message (Confiscation of land in order to establish a synagogue on it, the Medical Syndicate will hold an emergency course, acceptance of the first batch at al-Quds University, a military cordon instead of a cement and rock cordon, citizens of southern Jerusalem complain about the lack of services, renewal of the license of al-Mutala’ Hospital for 6 months, and demonstration and sit-in near Ma'ale Adumim colony). 14. The colonial bypass road scheme devours 75 dunums of West Bank land.