Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 367, Jerusalem, 23 March 1975

Issued on 23 March 1975, , this 6-page document shows issue no. 367 of al-Fajr Newspaper published by Yousef Nasry which features news pieces themed on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - Henry Kissinger fails his mission. - Egypt calls for holding the Geneva Conference and holds Israel accountable. - Following thirteen years of delusion, the Kurdish Rebellion Movement collapses. - Al-Barzani seeks asylum in America. - Arafat confirms: Kissinger's failure is guaranteed. - Vietnamese rebels continue are victorious and the Cambodian rebels surround the capital. - El-Mahalla El-Kubra is oddly quiet, and 25 were arrested and brought for investigation. - There are worthy talents in Jericho that need to be respected and cherished. - American companies dig for oil in Syria. - An-Nahar: So that the agreement is reasonable and approved. - A political talk with Najib Mahfouz: What is it the liberals want?  - An article entitled: The cause of women freedom in the Third World. - The last court hearing of Mrs. Widad's trial. - The daily life of a female villager. - The Silwan vs Beit Jala match was perfect despite the final score. - The Ramallah girls schools compete in the first sprint competition. - The political cinema in Egypt between reality and the future. - The Mawwal from Our Land column. - The al-Fajr daily competition. - The local theatre in a sieve.  Found in the Mohammad Batrawi Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.