Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 880, 23 February 1995

Published on 23 February 1995, this 12-page document is the 880th issue of Attali'ah Newspaper. Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following topics:  1. The Palestinian People Party reclines the Israeli offer to run Jenin city economically.  2. The Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization has ended its meeting regarding the recession in the peace process.  3. A masked student cuts the headmistress of a school with a lancet for refusing to let her students out of the school to participate in a protest in Beit Kahel.  4. A column regarding the rights of workers titled "Workers Within the Green Line, Know Your Rights".  5. An article titled "a Letter to Bethlehem", which included (the Occupational Damage Continues, Phone Stealing, Aluminum Thieves).  6. An article titled "Dr Haidar Abdel Shafi: the Palestinian National Authority must admit the shortcoming of Oslo Accords, and the first of April will be the day of protest against closing al-Quds (Jerusalem)".  7. An article titled "National Homelands in the Near East... Palestinian and Their Dreams Regarding Their State".  8. The issuance of the new Nahj magazine issue.  9. The Night and the Mountain Play opening in al-Kasaba Theatre and Cinematheque, directed by Fouad Awad.  10. A poetry column by Mohammad Helmi ar-Resheh.  11. An article of Dr Walid Mustafa "a Look at the Israeli Strategy Regarding the Palestinian - Israeli Agreements".  12. A mass festival in Salfeet on the occasion of founding the Palestinian People Party.  13. A letter from al-Quds (Jerusalem) (Against the Israeli Campaign Against Palestinian Institution, The Situation in ar-Ram is Deteriorating, Petition Against the New Tax Classification, Inviting the Leaders of Congregations to Agree on Unifying Holidays, a War Against Cassettes).  14. A letter from Hebron (Otniel Colony Settlers are Expanding, a Wide Campaign of Arrests in Homes and Streets, the Confiscation of 1250 Acres in As-Samou', Demolitions and Demolition Notices for 4 Homes, the Change in the Lighting Network of Ein Sara).