Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 141, 13 November 1980

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 141 of Attali’ah Newspaper. Issued on 13 November 1980, this issue features the following topics: 1. News about the confiscation of public domain land in as-Sawahira ash-Sharqiya by the Israeli Occupation.  2. A piece entitled: Right-Wing Attempts to Exploit the Amman Summit, Promoting the Steadfastness Approach is the Way to Thwart Conspiracies. 3. A piece entitled: The Palestine Liberation Organization Expresses Great Confidence in the Israeli Communist Party – Maki. 4. News about the release of Palestinian detainee Ṣaleh ʿabdel-Jawad. 5. News about the Jerusalem District Electricity Company workers who opposed a decision to run the Company by the Israel Electric Corporation. 6. News about the Golan Law which reflects the policies of annexation and occupation. 7. News from Jabalia Village Council. 8. An article entitled: UNRWA Workers Unite to Grab Rights and Consolidate Gains. 9.  An article on the importance of teamwork. 10. News from the Birzeit University Trade Union. 11. News on the Students Committees. 12. News from Bethlehem University. 13. Palestinian artist Nabil ʿAnany writes about three universities in Palestine, namely, Birzeit, Bethlehem, and an-Najah.  14. An article entitled: On Art Education in the West Bank. 15. An article about the deterioration of the Health Sector in the West Bank. 16. News on In’ash el-Usra Society. 17. A piece entitled: Municipalities Affirm Commitment to the Principles for Which they Were Elected. 18. News about forming voluntary committees for institutions in Nablus.  19. News about Nurses and Midwives' Association in the West Bank. 20. News on voluntary work at Augusta Victoria Hospital and the Employees Club in Jerusalem, Tulkarm, Nablus, and Nahalin. 21.    News about the topics featured at the Scientific Conferences in Germany: National Liberation and Trade Unionism. 22. An interview with Bethlehem University Sports Club.