Issue Seventy-Five of Attali'ah Newspaper, August 9 1979

The seventy-fifth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on August 9, 1979. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issue’s editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press in al-Quds. The 12-page issue covers the following topics: 1. An article on the Haifa Agreement (An Egypt-Israel agreement on Palestinian self-governance). 2. A news article on the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Jordanian regime. 3. An article on the Arabs in the Naqab and the cancelling of the land ownership draft law. 4. An article entitled “The UNRWA Encourages Its Graduates to Leave the Country” 5. A news article on land seizure in Salfit. 6. A news article on Arafat and his call for upholding the United Nation’s resolution. 7. Assorted news from the Gaza Strip. 8. A news article on young people and Tawjihi from Tulkarem. 9. A news article on Al-Mazra'a ash-Sharqiya Charitable Society. 10. A news article on charitable societies in the West Bank. 11. The second instalment of an article entitled “entitled “Brecht and Incitement to Revolution” penned by Hasan Sarandah from Ramleh Prison. 12. A news article on the play al-Muharrej (The Clown) by al-Amal Arts Troupe. 13. An article entitled “The Role of the Theatre” 14. A news article on how there are no open halls to host the activities of Palestine Week in al-Quds. 15. A news article on the artist Suhair abu Aita and Palestine Festival. 16. An article on the water shortage in as-Sawahira ash-Sharqiya. 17. A news article on Jabal Al-Mukaber village. 18. A news article on poultry farms in the West Bank. 19. An article entitled “The Bogey of High Prices and the Mounting Demands of Trade Unions in the West Bank” 20. An article on agrarian reform in Afghanistan. 21. News on trade unions in the West Bank. 22. A news article on a lecture given by Taysir ʿĀrury at Al-Bireh Public Library. 23. An article entitled “Obscenely High Prices and Our Working Class” 24. An article entitled “Clubs and Reviving Voluntary Work” 25. An article entitled “9.7 Billion Dollars— the Profits from Oil Monopoly”