Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 493, 13 August 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 493 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 13 August 1987, features the following topics: 1. The expansion of the Israeli "border guards" in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 2. An American alternative for the international conference: negotiations with the conference on autonomy, in exchange for Israel agreeing to an "international opening". 3. The "Kach" racist party plans to establish 8 camps in the West Bank and the Golan Heights. 4. Today, Thursday: The Inauguration of the Palestinian Literature Festival. 5. The US-Egyptian manoeuvres begin on Saturday. 6. The Jerusalem Electricity Company Board forms joint teams to implement the "Shahal" Project. 7. The Soviet Union warns Washington of the consequences of escalation in the Gulf. 8. Washington is using the conflict in Chad to put pressure on Libya. 9. 340,000 people participate in the strike of miners in South Africa, the abolition of racial discrimination laws in mines. 10. The employees of the Arab Jerusalem Electricity Company reject the Israeli decision to reduce the Company's concession. 11. The story of the Jerusalem Electricity Company, two approaches and two situations. 12. Exposing information that confirms that the deportation of Palestinians in al-Majdal was carried out by an Israeli government decision. The implementation of the plan began by isolating the people from the Communists. 13. Daily news of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 14. 30 trees uprooted in the village of Wadi Fukin. 15. Daily news of the siege in Gaza: a vivid description of the abuse against citizens and the destruction of tons of fruits, vegetables and sweets in the shops. 16. News of labour and trade unions. 17. A new peace plan for Central America. 18. The people of Sudan are paying the price for dependency on the American administration. The traditional forces are unable to liquidate Nimeiry's legacy. 19. The Egyptian Central Security Forces storm al-Azhar.