Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 654, 13 September 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 654 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 13 September 1990, features the following topics: 1. Mass efforts to confine sedition in Gaza, Jabalia, and Tulkarm. 2. The two members of the Frontal Knesset, Mahamid and Naffaʿ, conduct a series of solidarity activities in the Palestinian Occupied Territories. 3. A humanitarian call from the Ansar 2 Detention Centre prisoners to the world following inhuman treatment violating the Geneva Conventions regarding prisoners. 4. The ad-Dhahiriya Prison Administration refuses to release a detainee from the Arab Press Foundation. 5. The residency fee for non-reunified wives amounts to 8 shekels per day. 6. News pieces from Ramallah, Tulkarm, Beit Sahour, Jenin, Hebron, and Gaza. Ramallah news include, Scamming a 96-year-old women, a young boy from ad-Dhahiriya appeals for his trial, a pregnant shot in the eye. Tulkarm news include the issuance of multiple notices for many dunums of land in Far'un. Beit Sahour news include, the Israeli Occupation Authorities close the commercial market, ban a Palestinian from travelling, and confiscate a building. Jenin news include, the Israeli Occupation Forces prevent merchants and street vendors from selling. Hebron news include, a Palestinian child missing near a colony in Hebron, uprooting fifty grape trees, raiding the al-Ahli al-Khaleel football club, and assaulting Hebronites. Gaza news include, a suspicious object explodes in Khan Yunis, the closure of the Omar bin al-Mukhtar Street, collecting water and electricity fees is a condition for crossing the Erez Crossing, and a complaint from a Knesset member of the Democratic Front Party to the Israeli Defense Minister protesting the assault on a crippled citizen in Gaza. 7. A warning about the typhoid fever epidemic and calls for activating health agencies. 8. The Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions rejects the immigration of Palestinians from the Gulf. 9. National institutions in the Gaza Strip demand that citizens confront troublemakers.