Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 380, 14 July 1983

Published on 14 July 1983, this 12-page document is the 380th issue of Attali’ah Newspaper.  Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following:  - Zaid Rifai instead of Mudar Badran, changing people does not solve the crises.  - A wide demonstration in Hebron against confiscations, the colonization plan is displacing hundreds of families.  - A black-and-white press photograph, featuring the vegetable market in Hebron during the curfew.  - The results of Georges Marchais's visit to the Soviet Union form an important base to face Washington's Nuclear plans.  - Resilience and suppression in Southern Lebanon and Washington advise Israel to consult with al-Gemayel.  - Occupation's Authorities threatens the Editor-in-Cheif of Attali'ah newspaper and others.  - Civic Administration responds to the settlers' demands and hands over Hebron's Municipality to the caretaker of the Absentees Property.  - Fighting for their Dignity: Female Prisoners in the Exile of "Neve Tirtza Prison are Continuing their Work Strik.  -  Imposing a curfew in al-Dheisha Refugee Camp and Solidarity Committee was banned from entering the camp.  - 13 Palestinian workers were arrested while sleeping on quicksand in Holon - Farmers of the Valleys: We Reject Minimising the Space of our Farmed Lands, Facing the New Law is How we Protect our Living.  - An article by the Israeli Attorney Felicia Langer entitled "Um Mohsen" also translates into "The Mother of Mohsen".  - Geneva Talks whare are they now from limiting Nuclear Weapons.  - 1000 Dunams of Arab's confiscated lands in front of the Israeli Military Supreme Court 36.  - Israeli Government and the Histadrut are fighting over 320 Million Shekel from the money belonging to the Arab Workers.  - New development among the Pakistani - American Alliance, military dominance over the Middle East is the target of the alliance.  - Lebanese National Movement leaders are rejecting the Partial Withdrawal Project.