Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 677, 17 February 1991

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 677 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 17 February 1991, features the following topics: New curfew threatens the academic year. Threats from the Israeli-Qatar Electricity Company to cut power from several Palestinian cities under the pretext of non-payment of dues. The detainees of Ansar 3 Prison demand international protection. An increase in robberies in Hebron and Bethlehem following imposed curfew. Major losses for Jenin farmers following imposed curfew.  Work conditions by employers in Israel for Arab workers receiving permits from the labour office. An article titled, "In the midst of the curfew to demolish more homes and implement more arrests." News from Nablus featuring: (Anonymous individuals open a hole in the fence surrounding Ein al-Maʾ Refugee Camp; the occupation forces demolish two houses; the uprooting of 20 trees; shots fired at a citizen because of the Iraqi flag). News from Ramallah featuring: (Day 40 of Jalazone Refugee Camp under blockade; the people of Jalazone Refugee Camo are unable to reach the UNRWA clinic). News from Hebron featuring: (a citizen charged for whistling; the occupation forces confiscate water pumps from Dura, Subdistrict of Hebron; voluntary work in Hay al-Jabal). News from Jenin featuring: (Jenin markets lack fertilizers and forages; the occupation distributes masks for gas released in several villages; pumping water every three days deprives the people of using it). An article titled, "Palestinian economists: The occupied areas threatened with an economic disaster." Final procedures came in following a series of painful hits. Married women sell their gold to ensure a living due to the blockade in the Gaza Strip.  Six thousand workers granted permits to work in Israel.