Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 361, 31 January 1985

Published on 31 January 1985, this 12-page document is the 361st issue of Attali'ah Newspaper. Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following topics:  1. Threats of Deporting 3000 Gazan Workers from Qalqilya Where They Have Been Living Since 1967.  2. Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Merchants Go on a Strike in Protest Against Taxes.  3. A Report by Majida al-Batsh Titled "a Consensus to Not Pay the Area Tax... al-Quds (Jerusalem) Citizens Protest High Rates". 4. Three Arab Vilages in al-Jaleel Announce a Strike Today in Protest to the Israeli Military Violations.  5. A Corner of the Daily Occurences in the West Bank and Gaza "Signing a Deal with Israel Regarding Reducing the Purchasing Power of Wages Until the Middle of 1985, Expanding a Colony in Hebron, a New Colonising in the Heart of Nablus City, a Shooting at an Israeli Bus, Increasing Transportation Fees, Opening a New Road Through Agricultural Lands in ad-Dheisheh Camp, Determining the Dates of al-Junaid Prison, Demolishing Homes, the Israeli Electric Company Plans Expanding High Pressure Lines in the Lands of Nablus, the People of Kofr Ne'ma Failed a Petition Regarding the Authorization of the Villages Nexus Aimed at Stopping Vital Projects in the Area". 6. The October Volunteering Committe in Rafah Helped Citizens in Building Their Houses, in Addition to Continuing to Plant OOlive Trees.  7. 50 Citizens in Beit Lahia in Gaza Received a Notice to Leave Their Homes and Lands Claiming They are Governmental Prperties.  8. An Article by Ibrahim ad-Daqqaq Titled "As if They Were Coming Tomorrow, a Question for the Palestinian Side".  9. An Art Exhibit of Palestinians and Israelis in Defence of the Right of Speach.  10. An Invistigation by Atef Sa'd Titled "the Governmental Hospitals in North of the West Bank are Having a Sharp Decrease in the Levels of Citizen Medical Services". 11. An Article Regarding the Accomplishments of Public Institution Worker Union in Bethlehem in 1984.