Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 50, 15 February 1979

Published on 15 February 1979, this 12-page document is the 50th issue of Attali’ah Newspaper. Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following: 1.An article about the US pressuring the Egyptian government to accept the Israeli conditions. 2.News on the new type of government in Iran. 3.News about the situation In Oman. 4.News about the International Conference of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. 5.News on the measures taken by Israel against Bassam ash-Shakʿa, the mayor of Nablus. 6.The measure taken by Jordan against Karim Khalaf, the mayor of Ramallah. 7.An article on a conference held by the National Committee for the Heads of Arab Local Authorities in Israel. 8.An article on a report written by Eliyahu Ben-Elissar Committee about self-governance. 9.An article titled “The Palestinian Media Circles Are Concerned about China’s Position”. 10.News about the Egyptian military campaign against Libya. 11.News about Josip Broz Tito, the president of Yugoslavia, supporting the Palestinians' human right. 12.News about the Palestinian Red Crescent Society’s hospital expansion project in the Gaza Strip. 13.An article on the negligence of the Burqa Youth Charitable Society administrative body. 14.Miscellaneous News from the Gaza Strip. 15.An article on the national unity in Iran. 16.An article on the folklore festival held by the Arab Women Union Society in al-Bireh. 17.An investigation report on the low-quality healthcare in Ramallah, the Occupied West Bank. 18.An article on the obstacles faced while the marketing the citrus produced in the Gaza Strip. 19.News from the Public Sector Union in Nablus, the Occupied West Bank. 20.News about the Arab Orthodox Cultural Club, Beit Sahour celebrating Children’s Day. 21.Local Sports News from the Occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 22.An article titled “The Iranian Revolution on the threshold of the Tomorrow”. 23.An article titled “Telegrams from Iran”.