Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 663, 15 November 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 663 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 15 November 1990, features the following topics: 1. On the second anniversary of the Palestinian Declaration of Independence, curfews, the closure of the Occupied Territories, and the disruption of schools. 2. Administrative detentions against three Palestinian national figures. 3. Israel is making a renewed assessment of the security situation on the Jordanian borders. 4. The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate warns against using its properties without its knowledge. 5. Arrests in the Christian Quarter in Jerusalem. 6. Israeli colonizers in Hebron and the Kiryat Arba colony attack a worshiper and guards of al-Haram al-Ibrahimi of Hebron (Cave of the Patriarchs). 7. Sending border guards from the West Bank and Gaza Strip to Jerusalem. 8. Daily news of Gaza and the West Bank include raids, the destruction of 300 bricks in the village of az-Zawayda, and miscarriages due to tear gas grenades. 9. An article entitled "Israeli Attempts to Limit the Expansion and Unity of the Intifada". The article reports news of protests, arrests, the closure of entrances to villages and cities, demolishing more houses, uprooting trees, and curfews. 10. News from Gaza, Ramallah, Nablus, and Hebron. Gaza news include (closing a press office, the Israeli Occupation Forces storming homes to inspect water and electricity bills, closing all entrances to Beit Hanoun village with sandbags, and closing home entrances). News from Ramallah reported the following, three months of stalling before giving IDs, a tax campaign against the village of Beit Liqya. News from Nablus included daily raids causing tension in the city, a citizen asks the Red Cross to arrange a meeting his family at the Allenby Bridge, earthen dams at the entrances of villages impede the movement of students. News from Hebron included (dismissing a teacher from Nuba, arrests for tax evasion in as-Samu, a mass arrest campaign in Idhna). 11. A report by ʿĀtef Saʿd entitled "Bad Economic Conditions Revive the Charcoal Industry ... A Tour in Ya'bad, the Most Famous Palestinian Town in Coal Production". 12. After nine days of the ban, tightening the siege on workers.