Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 491, 30 July 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 491 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 30 July 1987, features the following topics: 1. The disclosure of new information about the investigation methods in Israeli prisons. 2. Washington sends new carriers and warships to the Gulf, and Soviet mediation between Baghdad and Tehran to implement the UN Security Council resolution. 3. The African Summit supports the establishment of a Palestinian state. 4. American alternatives, for the international conference, to be presented to the moderate Arab countries. 5. Israeli Deputy Defense Minister: The only solution is to deport Palestinians to Jordan. 6. TASS criticizes Reagan's silence about the missiles in West Germany. 7. Head of the Komsomol delegation praises the efforts of the volunteers in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories. 8. Israeli fortifications to protect the Lahad Army. 9. Najy al-Ali is recovering and a massive condemnation of his assassination attempt. 10. An article by Bashir al-Barghuthy entitled: "The American Role in the Gulf Does Not Stop the War, but Rather Widens Its Scope". 11. Excerpts from Tawfiq Zayyad's speech at the opening festival of the 12th Voluntary Work Camp. 12. Daily news of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 13. The shaheeddom of the young Awwad Abdes-Salam Muhammad Hamdan in al-Junaid Prison. 14. The Soviet delegation on the Voluntary Work Camp in Nazareth in an interview with Attali'ah: Our country is witnessing a revolutionary reconstruction, and we are astonished by what we have witnessed from the people of the Palestinian Occupied Territories. 15. Farmers in Jericho, the Jordan Valley, and al-Auja stand alone in suffering and are demanding the rights to land, water, and dignity. 16. In the Ramla vineyards: brokers hunt students for "15 Shekels," per day despite long working hours causing fatigue. 17. The democratic experiment in Sudan is under threat, the Sudanese government receives a World Bank mission by declaring a state of emergency.