Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 665, 29 November 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 666 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 29 November 1990, features the following topics: 1. The continued closure of three schools, three mosques and several bakeries as a result of the curfew on the city of al-Bireh. 2. Member of Knesset, Muhammad Naffaʿ, visits Jabalia and Beit Hanoun. 3. The opening of the first Jerusalem Festival for Theatre entitled "Life is Theater ... and Theater is Life". 4. The Journalists Association calls on international federations to intervene to release administrative detainees. 5. An article summarizing mass arrests, detaining citizens, closing entrances to cities and villages, demolishing homes, and curfews. 6. News from Gaza, Ramallah, Bethlehem, and Nablus. Gaza news report the Blind Association holds a charity bazaar, demands to evacuate the Chest Diseases Hospital, UNRWA employees donate a full day's salary to the people of the al-Bureij Palestinian Refugee Camp, a massive arrest campaign, a threat to cut electricity off. News from Ramallah reported attacks on citizens' cars, depriving a student from Birzeit University of his right to education. News from Bethlehem reported green cards for two years, and the demolition of a licensed house in al-Dawha. News from Nablus included children of colonizers refrain from studying for fear of stone-throwers on the Nablus Street, kidnapping a child in al-Lubban ash-Sharqiya and his father's vigilance brought him back safely. 7. Performing the "Qadiyat al-Madʿus (The Case of the Trample)" at the Palestinian Cultural Centre (al-Hakawati). 8. The Right Livelihood Award goes to Felicia Langer. 9. The price of eggs in the Occupied Territories skyrocketed due to the removal of Israeli subsidies. 10. New Israeli measures lead to the dismissal of 250 workers from Beit Hanoun. 11. The dismissal of 47 workers from Idhna. 12. A voluntary curfew in Jerusalem.