Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 725, 23 January 1992

Published on 23 January 1992, this 12-page document is the 725th issue of Attali'ah Newspaper. Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following topics: 1. Erecting 5565 new colonizer homes in the West Bank in 1991.2. A campaign of arrests, curfews, searches and combing operations in Nablus, Ramallah and Al-Bireh.3. The Israeli government spends 7 million shekels on Old City houses.4. An official and popular Palestinian denunciation after the murder of the head of the Department of Archeology at Birzeit University.5. Muhammad Nafaa writes, "Where should the finger of blame really be pointed for the killing of young Druze - soldiers and even civilians?"6. News from the Gaza Strip (the citizens of al-Shati Refugee Camp are striking against undemocratic practices, complaints about electricity, the distribution of trade unions positions, an appeal to open a school, an art exhibition at the YMCA, a higher committee to supervise the export of the Strip’s products).7. Agricultural losses due to weather conditions range from 20% to 100% of the cultivated areas.8. An article titled "An open letter to the participants in the Jerusalem session by colleagues, the Secretary-General and members of the Executive Committee of the General Union of Respected Palestinian Workers - Amman - Jordan."9. Reinforcing the army’s presence and settler attacks (moving forward the elections, insisting on the deportation decision, strengthening the army’s presence, continuing confrontations, curfews, uprooting trees, and tax prosecutions).10. News from the Jordan Valley (the expulsion of ten workers from Allenby Bridge, a family appealing to international institutions to allow them to visit their detained son, Al-Auja Street, Jericho, remains closed, a tax raid, honoring 30 teachers). News from Ramallah (a citizen was sentenced to prison and another’s card exchanged, the collection of financial dues, the detention of two brothers from Arura, an artificial barrier in Ramallah). News from Hebron (colonial activity, new curfew, continued closure of the backyard in the vegetable market).11. The Naji al-Ali Society for Arts opened an art exhibition on the Palestinian poster.12. The government teacher between a rock and a hard place, "An article by Khaled Mohammad Safi."13. 26 citizens of al-Jab'a object to the confiscation of their lands.14. Continuation of the curfew in Salfit.