Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 152, 29 January 1981

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 151 of Attali’ah Newspaper. Issued on 29 January 1981, this issue features the following topics: News titled: The Israeli Fact-Finding Mission Condemns Military Actions on West Bank Institutions. A piece entitled: Hostility to the American Policy Controls the Decisions of the Taif Summit. Statements by ʿAbdel-Jawad Ṣaleh on the importance of supporting the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality. News about the communal solidarity with the public-school teachers’ strike and the full support of their demands. News from the West Bank and Gaza Strip. News about Shimon Peres’s attempt to circumvent the European Peace Initiative and proposes to establish US military bases. News about the extreme colonization campaign in the West Bank to support the rule of the Likud party. The Public Institutions and Construction Workers Union and the Hotel, Restaurant, and Cafes Workers Union announce their support of teachers on strike. News about Bedouins attacking people of Bureij Palestinian Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip. News about the attempt to defame Bethlehem University. News about asking women's and charitable societies to implement the International Declaration on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. An article on the apartheid regime in South Africa. An article entitled: Proceedings of the Press Conference of the UNRWA teachers’ Advisory Committee. Skinner’s Decisions Serve the Camp David Accords, Our Position Remains Unchanged Unless We Have our Legitimate Demands Fulfilled. News about a seminar on the working class in the occupied territories, figures and facts about unionism. News about the beginning of the annual administrative elections for institutions in Jerusalem. News about Birzeit workers' strike. News from Libya, China, El Salvador and Vietnam. An article entitled: The Reagan Administration Escalates the Arms Race, and Promises the World: Poverty, Ignorance, Underdevelopment, and Unemployment.