Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 478, 30 April 1987

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 478 of Attaliʾah Newspaper was issued on 30 April 1987 and features the following news pieces:  Long live 1 May, a day which fights against exploitation and oppression.  The occupied territories celebrations take place with the slogans of the trade union unity. Rabin: Hussein has agreed on Israel's conditions to hold direct negotiations under an international umbrella. King Fahed upset with the PLO.  Habash an Hawatme prevented from returning to Syria.  Jordanian calls in cooperation with parties from Camp David against the outcomes of the national council.  Israel intensifies its military activities in southern Lebanon and U.S. attempts to revive the Palestinian-Phalange cooperation.  Mubarak closing down the PLO offices does not affect the chances of the international conference.  New Jordanian sanctions practiced against the people of the West Bank.  Jordanian security services investigate with the members of the National Council.  The people of al-Amʿari Refugee Camp confront a triple oppression: asylum, tax departments and agency shortage.  The outcomes of the Palestinian National Council unifying session.  Everyday life in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.  The people of Rafah demand real service from their municipality.  A decision to exile Marwan al-Barghuthy.  In a press conference in al-Quds (Jerusalem): The Higher Education Council calls the public to raise their voice against the closing of universities and academic centres.  In South Africa: Thousands of children are imprisoned within the apartheid system with no trials. Announcing a Hungarian circus show at al-Shaikh Jarrah Stadium in al-Quds (Jerusalem). Trade union news. A sharp division between the leaders of the Atlantic Treaty countries regarding the Soviet proposals.  In a statement by the Palestine Communist Party: The Algerian unity session has brought back the bright side of the unity of the Palestinian National Council.