Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 336, 9 August 1984

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 336 of Attaliʾah Newspaper. Issued on 9 August 1984, this issue features the following news pieces: Colonial provocations in the neighbourhoods of Hebron city with the claim of searching for the Tora.  An article on the results of the Israeli elections which reflected the Israeli right front.  The continuation of the Layali Birzeit Festival (Birzeit Nights).  The people of Kafr al-Labad, a town near Tulkarm, confront the Israeli occupation's bulldozers. A demonstration in Umm al-Fahem, condemning the Kahana military program.  A new colonialist practice alienates the villages of al-Quds (Jerusalem) from one another.  The Israeli Ministry of Transportation imposes new resolutions regarding choosing al-Quds airport by foreign companies for flights. Academic institutions demand the reopening of an-Najah University following an Israeli military order to close it down for 14 days.  The general committee of public schools teachers in the West Bank organizes a ceremony celebrating outstanding students in Tawjihi (12th grade) at an-Nuzha al-Hakawati Theatre.  The poor living conditions experienced by the detainees in the new Nablus prison.  New updates by Israeli state property officials to the people of Tuba Plain expressing their need of more than 500 meters of land in order to open up new roads.  The activities of the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees in the West Bank.  The Working Woman Committee rounds off its duties in Nablus with the summer club.  The implementation of five trade union elections in different areas of the West Bank.  An article titled, "Volunteers in ad-Dhahiriya rebuild demolished areas and other voluntary activities.