Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 337, 16 August 1984

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press, al-Quds, with Bashir al-Barghuthy as its editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 338 of Attaliʾah Newspaper. Published on 26 November 1984, this issue features the following news pieces:  New settler zones in Hebron near Tel Rumeida. An article on the civil administration decision to annex the West part of the Nablus electricity station to the Israel-Gaza electricity.  Citizens of the town of Beit Amin in the Subdistrict of Tulkarm defend their lands from a new Israeli attack.  The Student Council in Hebron University refuses Jordanian terms to open campus.  The people of Golan adhere to the Syrian identity and fight back against Israeli identity holders.  Jordanian farmers receive notice prohibiting the export of grapes to Jordan through bridges.  Citizens of the town of abu Dis condemn the confiscation of their lands by the Israeli Authorities. An article titled, "A collaboration of Shmaish Municipality and the department of antiquities with colonialist circles.  An investigation titled, "Landowners insist on holding on to their properties... The custodian of absentees properties reports to the owners of the confiscation of their lands.  The working women committee in Ramallah and al-Bireh and the voluntary work committees for boys summer camps are completed.  The national industrial exhibition in Biet Jala renders massive success.  Dozens of volunteers from Nablus, Tulkarm and Salfit complete Tall'at at-Tour and the garden of al-Qaryoun.  Trade unions int he West Bank.