Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 497 10 September 1987

Published on 3 September 1979, this 12-page document is the 496th issue of Attali’ah Newspaper.  Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following:  - Geneva Conference to Support Palestinians Holds its Closing Ceremony as Participants Agreed to Conduct an International Conference.  - Egyptian - Jordanian Troops To Gulf as Part of an American Plan to Interfere Against Iran.  - Shamir Talks about Israel's Ownership of the WestBank and Gaza Strip.  - Negotiations to End the Seige of Camps Takes Place in Sidon.  - Who Needs Peace and Who Needs Militarization? - Iraq Resumes its Raids on Iran, American Pressure to Sabotage the Recommendation of de Cuéllar.  - In a Letter Addressed to Rabin: Washington Vows to Serve all Israeli Demands.  - Bulgaria, North Korea, Ethiopia, all Celebrate the Triumph of Victory.  - Mass Punishments Involve Hundreds of  Students in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.  -  Mass Crowds Participate in the Funeral of the Communist and Unionist Leader Salim al-Qasim.  - In a Mutual Statment: The Two Communist Parties; both Egyptian and Palestinian Warn from the Attempts of Generalization "Camp David" and Impose Eliminative Solutions.  - In an Attempt to Establish an International Mass Front to Defend International Peace.  - From the Diaries of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.  - In a First-Ever Since Occupation: Income Tax is After Fruit and Vegetable Sellers.  - A Demonstration Against the New Procedures Taken to Raise Birzeit University's Fees.  - In the 70th Memory of October's Socialist Revolution. - Chicken Poultry Farmers Suffer from Low Prices and Severe Loss and Demand the Establishment of a People's Committee that Plans and Oversees Production and Marketing.   - Citizens of Qaddura Refugee Camps: The UNRWA Doesn't Provide them with their Rights as Refugees and the Municipality Deprives them of Facilities Provided to the Citizens.  - A Comparative Study Provided by an Egyptian Newspaper Between Soviet and American Loans, Gamal Abdel Nasser Borrows to Build and al-Sadat and Mubarak Borrowed to Sell what Abdel Nasser Built.