Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 331, July 5 1984

The three hundred and thirty-first issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on July 5, 1984. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 12-page issue covers the following: 1. A news article on the Israeli Occupation Forces opening fire on residents from Dheisheh Camp after they were ordered to leave the bus on their way to a trip. 2. A section entitled “The Issues of Land and People” which includes the following “The Construction of a New Settlement East of Nablus,” “The Torture of Prisoners at Far'a Prison Continues,” “An Official from the Planning Department Visits al-Auja Area in Jericho and Takes Photos of Several Houses,” “An Attempt to Burn Down a House in Dheisheh Camp,” “The Closure of al-Auja Area in Jericho as Cars are Banned from Entering and Leaving or Even Moving Inside the Village,” “The Civil Administration Puts a Stop to the Construction work at the Doctors Housing Project in Nablus,” “More of the Dheisheh Camp's Residents are Called In for Investigation as Part of the Occupationʾs Arbitrary Measures.” 3. People welcome the released prisoners in the Occupied Golan Heights and Majdal Shams. 4. An article on the escalation of the campaign of incitement against Arabs by the members of an Israeli terrorist group whose members are still not under arrest. 5. An article on the unjust sentences being served by Palestinians in the Occupied Territory. 6. A section on the voluntary work activities in the West Bank. 7. A report by Bashar Salam entitled “A Clear Example of the Suffering of Refugee Camp Residents… Bright Faces despite the Difficulties.” 8. An article on the economic hardships facing Palestinians in the Occupied Territory due to Israelʾs economic crisis. 9. A news article headlined “40 Families in Need Receive Aid from the Working Women Committee in Nablus.” 10. An exclusive feature story entitled “The Salaries of Public Workers… Imaginary Benefits and Constant Cuts.” 11. Mounting resistance against the Israeli Occupation in South Lebanon.