Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue 825, January 7 1994

The eight hundred and twenty-fifth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on January 7, 1994. 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: - Agreement on national terms for the selection of an elected municipal council in Gaza. - Extensive meetings for the Palestinian leadership in Tunisia. - Al-Najjab: The Executive Committee remains firm in its demand to control the crossings. - Dr Abdul-Shafi: We held four meetings with the leadership and agreed to open inclusive democratic dialogue. - The Amman talks reach a deadlock. Concerns over the crisis worsening. - 15 thousand dunams of land integrated into the borders of al-Quds (Jerusalem). - A transcript of the Palestinian-Israeli agreement to resume talks. - The death of a Palestinian young man after stabbing a soldier in al-Quds (Jerusalem). - Israel mounts its attacks on the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) and Palestinians refuse to yield to Israeli orders. - Nature reserves projects: A new tactic to seize more Palestinian land. - Barak: The participation of the Israeli Occupation Army in talks aims to elicit greater security assurances. - Sarid: We will not budge on our position regarding control over the crossings. - The university lecturer Abu Salim returns from Marj al-Zohour with a PhD degree. - The stories of the families of missing persons encapsulate the realities of 26 years of occupation. - The impact of the Declaration of Principles on the situation in Ansar III. Ahmad Faris asserts that the crisis has been overcome despite the lukewarm internal relations. - The UNRWAʾs decision to cut spending on the Augusta Victoria Hospital provokes angry reactions from employees and refugees in the West Bank.