Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 333, Jerusalem, 12 February 1975

Issued on 12 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 333 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - The Ethiopian forces failed to break the siege on Asmara. - Hashemite manoeuvres in the West Bank.  - A campaign to collect signatures for two petitions targeting the PLO's gains.  - America must recognise the PLO.  - Kissinger heads to Cairo today. - "Al-Ahram" Newspaper: Withdrawal from all fronts.  - Latifah al-Hiwwary talks about the treatment in Israeli prisons. - Arafat: Palestinian work continues. - Kuwait calls for extended Arab support to face Israeli masterplans. - An explosive device close to a gas tank in the Tel Aviv colony. - Bashir al-Barghuthy is to be brought before the court of appeal today.  - Italy confirms the need to hold the Geneva Conference. - Students in Australia support the establishment of a Palestinian secular state. - The Regional and Democratic fronts confirm resolving conflicts between parties via democracy and within the PLO.  - Sirens blare in Israel. - Letters from Nablus to the Gaza Strip.  - Washington loosens its grip on Latin America.  - Bruno Kreisky: The Arab-Europan dialogue is mandatory for avoiding war in the Middle East.  - A foreign ministers' meeting between Turkey and Greece.  - Immigration and settlement in Israel. - Hong Kong channels Arab money to England. - Capitalist states increase gold prices. - Colonization tendency in the Israeli community. - Activating scouting activities are of regional importance. - Our Palestinian students are in need of scouting programs.  - The Celtic Football Club receives offers to sign football players in Yugoslavia. - Palestinian wins against Mexico in the Table Tennis Championship.  - The Palestinian Revolution Shaheeds' bodybuilding cup. - A mawwal from our land. - Cancer, a vaccine curing this malignancy. -  Electronic minds solve the murder, help those disabled, and answer the phone. - Music and cinema cure addicts. This issue was found in the library of Muhammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Muhammad Batrawy.