Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 782, February 25 1993

The seven hundred and eighty-second issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on February 25, 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: - In a letter to Tawfiq Zayyad: The prisoners at Kfar Yona face harsh conditions. The prisonʾs administration dismisses the human demands of the prisoners. - After a meeting with Christopher, Abdel-Shafi: The negotiations came up empty. There is no justification for the resumption of peace talks.  - Arafat holds meetings in Yemen to discuss ways of strengthening Arab solidarity. - Shahal: Israel can still protect its security even if it withdrew from the Occupied Golan Heights. - In Gaza: An economic crisis threatens the citrus produce. A decrease in exportation rates as prices go down. - The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: There will be no change in our policy on Baghdad. - The story of a city under curfew: In Hebron, a life of suffering just out of sight. - Who will heed the cries of the residents of Al Fukhkhari neighbourhood in Khan Yunis? - The economic crisis casts its shadows on the development plans of universities. Expending personal efforts is necessary to overcome the crisis. - Peres: The scale of withdrawal matches the scale of peace. - Mixed reactions to the film Weʾre Godʾs Soldiers. - Sela discusses “Israeli economic facilities”. A colonial plan that aims to make the economy of the Occupied Palestinian Territory dependent on the Israeli economy. - The United Nations welcomes dropping flour on Bosnia. - The struggle of women in third world countries to survive begins from birth. The killing of female infants is a widespread phenomenon as authorities turn a blind eye. - Israeli authorities escalate measure against religious institutions. Worshippers reject the justifications for the closure of places of worship. - The construction of El-Ma'amuniya High School continues under conditions. - In a poll conducted al-Quds Centre for Media and Information: 83.7% of Palestinians oppose the resumption of peace talks before resolving the issue of the deportees.