Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 359, Jerusalem, 14 March 1975

Issued on 14 March 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 359 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: - Is a new war coming? Israel takes precautionary measures in response to Egyptian and Syrian manoeuvres. - The Yedioth Ahronoth correspondent foresees a war following Kissinger's current visit. - Following stubborn positions of both sides, Kissinger seeks an agreement in months or years. - Al-Asad heads to Libya on the 27th and Tripoli welcomes a Syrian-Palestinian unity. - Seven Arab families were notified to evacuate their homes. - Al-Fajr... Will the war replace Kissinger's plans? - Following continued Sidon protests, the Council of Ministers of Lebanon discusses issues of fishermen. - An Iraqi-Saudi rapprochement / Holding a Gulf summit is nearing. - Arab students in Israeli universities stage protests. - Five Western projects to steal Arab money. - Sihanouk calls on foreigners to leave the capital of Cambodia. - A Mawwal from My Land column. - The al-Fajr daily competition. - On the 4th conference of the Arab Music Academy: The Academy should never limit creativity but embrace it. - The grave pollution the civilisation caused. - Why was a Canadian director assigned to direct a movie about Arab women? - The Japanese Movies Season in London, a nine-and-a-half hour movie on the war. - Principals proceed people: How is the Soviet leadership changing? - Communist parties prepare to rule Western Europe. - Greece and freedom from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). - Sulzberger's advice to Kissinger: Keep your missions a secret. - The al-Dahieh Annual Running Race for Nablus Schools: a numeric comparison between winners. - Today on the field, the Nablus Union faces the Association in table tennis. - Five goals al-Hashah assisted during a match between teachers and a Ramallah secondary school.   Found in the Mohammad Batrawi Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.