Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 674, 31 January 1991

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 674 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 31 January 1991, features the following topics: 1. Economic sources in the Palestinian Occupied Territories stated that the economic sector losses are estimated at about 45 million dollars due to the curfew. 2. A frontal deputy visits the Gaza Strip to inspect its conditions during the curfew. 3. Three factories lost tens of thousands of Jordanian dinars as a result of the curfew and 220 unpaid workers. 4. Citizens of Jericho do not know where their sons are being imprisoned. 5. Banana farmers are most affected for not being allowed to export their goods across the Allenby Bridge. 6. Many problems facing farmers in Jericho, such as irrigation and the difficulty in obtaining permits. 7. Hundreds of birds died in Beit Ummar due to fodder shortage. 8. A shortage of vegetables, fruits and baby supplies in Bethlehem as a result of the ongoing curfew. 9. The Beit Ummar Village Council obtained a permit in order to import food supplies. 10. A 7-month sentence for a girl from Abu Dis.