Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 330, Jerusalem, 8 February 1975

Issued on 8 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 330 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - An All-out war in Eritrea. - Hundreds in Asmara join rebels in their fight against the army.  - The ruler of Ethiopia personally leads the operations against the rebels, soldiers kill and loot civilians. - A letter from Gromyko to Arafat. - 18 thousand Lebanese deported from the south since 1969. - Mahmud Riyad calls for taking precautionary measures against the Israeli threats.  - The Chief Rabbi prepares for the construction of the Temple. - 7.5 million Americans are unemployed. - Peres: Israel is in need of two kinds of borders. - The Cairo-Moscow dispute is a lie. - Vietnamese and Korean pilots in Syria.  - A secret Interpol document on combating hostage-taking. - An-Nahar Newspaper: Kissinger acts like a giant in a dwarf battle.  - The CIA is behind the Peru turbulences. - Al-Ba'ath Party warns of an Israeli attack to test the seriousness of the decisions of the Defense Council. - The tragedy of torture in Iran.  - Lebanon acts as the post office, transferring Arab money to International markets.  - The Allies of World War II are behind compared to the Soviet military.  - Caradon criticises the West threats. - The Sudanese Regime reaches a dead end. - Affiliation studies are excellent and underrating them is foolish.  - Interview with the poet Mamdouh Adwan: The intensity with which I shout is an expression of inherited fear.  - Masud Samaha: lived in Chicago but his poetry remained Jahili. - The results of the al-Fajr weekly competition. - Shakespeare was quite the companion, as he was not a "college mind", but he surpassed the minds of his contemporaries. - Magnetic force and its effect on humans. This issue was found in the library of Muhammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Muhammad Batrawy.