Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 325, Jerusalem, 2 February 1975

Issued on 2 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 325 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - Andrei Gromyko initiates talks with Syrian leaders and heads to Cairo tomorrow.  - Syrian Major General ash-Shihaby heads to Moscow to ensure military cooperation between the two countries.  - Saddam Hussein exposes Iran's ambitions and demands that all Arabs stand with Iraq. - Umm Kulthum passes away. - Algeria tightens its opposition to holding an international energy conference. - Having fewer Arab workers worries the Israeli Occupation Authorities. - The trial of Bashir Barghuthy is to be resumed today. - The memories of October still haunt the Israelis. - The failure of the conspiracy against the Arab-Soviet friendship is inevitable. - Arafat discusses developments with President al-Assad. - A handful of Israeli statements, Peres: Egypt's deviation from the separation agreement, Allon: Israel did not draw maps, Dayan: No settlement without the Soviets. - The Washington Post: "Soviet Missiles to Iraq". - Heavy fighting in the heart of Asmara, and Eritrean rebels threaten to expand their operations. - Edward Kennedy opposes the use of force with regard to oil. - Political prospects: The future of British relations depends on political development in Lisbon. - New Moroccan party to defend the interests of the rural majority. - Fahmy: France's participation in the Geneva conference is vital. - Motherhood is a product of social relationships, not of human nature. - France is to legalizing abortion. - Seven million people watched the tournament in the Soviet Union and 573 goals were scored in 240 matches. - Romantic scenes return to the Egyptian cinema. This issue was found in the library of Muhammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Muhammad Batrawy.