Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 777, January 211993

  The seven hundred and seventy-seventh issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on January 21, 1993. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 12-page issue covers the following: - Stalling in resolving the case of Silwan houses. Israeli settlers dismiss the orders of the Israeli Custodian of Absentee Property. - Garikhan on the issue of deportees: The Security Council is losing patience and a decision must be made immediately. - An increase in settlement activities in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Four settlements are getting expanded and land seizures in al-Quds (Jerusalem), Hebron, Silwan, and al-Lubban. - Attorney Feldman at the Israeli Supreme Court: How can the governmentʾs legal adviser determine the legitimacy of the deportation orders in 10 minutes. - Palestinians welcome the amendments to the laws regulating calls and meetings with the Palestine Liberation Organisation. - A failed plan to overthrow Saddam. - An Israeli attempt to paint a colourful picture of self-rule. Samir Abdullah: Our goal is to break the shackles on our economy. - Taxi drivers complain against the orders of the civil administration forcing them to replace their cars with newer models if the cars they are driving are older than ten years.  - Weizmann: The next Israeli president. - Al HaMishmar: Rabin will be asked to make a strategic decision regarding the peace talks. - A sex scandal could stand between Netanyahu and the leadership of the Likud party. - Israeli researchers and analysts discuss the latest developments in the Gulf from different angles. - Nadya Reedijk, the Bosnian iron lady: The Serbian Militia is prepared to free 150 prisoners in exchange for her head. - At Telmond Prison, a wedding despite the shackles: An imprisoned mother asks a fellow prisoner to be engaged to her imprisoned son. - A new prison between al-Quds (Jerusalem) and Ramallah. - Lawyers organize a demonstration in front of the Israeli Supreme Court to protest the deportation orders. - Fatehʾs Revolutionary Council commends the talks with Hamas. - Nabil Shaath retracts his statements and agrees with the delegation and the leadership. Resuming peace talks is tied to the return of deportees.