Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 667, 13 December 1990

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 667 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 13 December 1990, features the following topics: 1. Residents of villages north of Ramallah confirm their protest against the confiscation and closure of 12.4 dunums of their lands. 2. A shaheed and dozens wounded during clashes and demonstrations in the streets of Jerusalem. 3. What happened in the village of Silwad and Yabrud in Ramallah can be considered a proof of the application of human rights laws in the Occupied Territories. 4. The release of Tawfiq al-Mabhuh. 5. The reactions of the people of three villages north of Ramallah regarding the confiscation and closure of 12.4 dunums of their lands. 6. The Federation of Trade Unions calls for an international conference for peace and protection of Palestinians. 7. An article entitled "Are They Preludes to the Complete Separation Between the Occupied Territories and Israel?". 8. News from Hebron, Ramallah, and Gaza. Hebron news include the spread of street dogs in Hebron, frequent electricity and water cuts, the Israeli Civil Administration continues to hand over citizens green IDs, life imprisonment for a citizen convicted of murder. News from Ramallah reported solidarity with the Ramallah-Birzeit Line drivers, a tax raid on the town of Birzeit. News from Gaza reported shooting a citizen for not obeying an order to stop, daily raids even during a tight curfew, a hunger strike in the Ansar 3 Prison as a result of administrative detention, demanding a worker to pay high taxes for working in Israel, a fine for a nine-year-old boy for throwing stones. 9. The Intifada as seen in Israeli newspapers. 10. The screening of films by Michel Khalifi, the director who extracted films from the deadlock of documentation ... a schedule of films in all cinemas in the Occupied Territories. 11. An article entitled "Stories from Queues in Front of Tax Departments". 12. A column for the al-Haq Foundaiton news. 13. The Palestinian workers from Jenin who have been dismissed from their jobs inside the Green Line call for finding national solutions to provide decent living conditions. 14. A column for the Green Line workers.