Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 515, 14 January 1988

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 515 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 14 January 1988, features the following topics: 1. A solidarity campaign with the Gaza Strip, ration and food supplies from the West Bank. 2. A general strike, demonstrations, and clashes, a curfew in fifteen refugee camps and four shuhada'. 3. Jordanian fear of the events taking place in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 4. A memorandum of the national body's demands from the international envoy Golding. 5. The deportation of four citizens, Bashir al-Khairy, Jibril al-Rjub, Jamal Abdallah Jbara, and Husam ʿOthman Khader, to Southern Lebanon. 6. The Federation of Trade Unions denounces the measures of dismissal against workers. 7. Health authorities in the Palestinian Occupied Territories call for an international intervention to stop the Israeli harassment against them. 8. Facts are tougher than Egyptian hypocrisy. 9. Events taking place in the Palestinian Occupied Territories enter the second month. 10. Since the new year: Seventeen roses in the shuhada' wreath. 11. The continued closure of eight educational institutions in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 12. Israeli officials re still baffled. 13. The American press: All residents participate in the confrontation, and children do the work of adults. 14. Following the general strike: New methods serving the continuity of dismissing Palestinian workers from Israeli workshops to re-employ them with lower wages and worse conditions. 15. Even in humanitarian institutions, the exploitation and inhuman treatment of Arab workers continue. 16. Solidarity demonstrations in American cities. 17. Spanish lawyers and judges: a law existing only in the Inquisition. 18. Mubarak, on his Gulf tour, tries to gather Arabs around the Camp David Accords. Washington calls on Egypt to increase its military role in exchange for an increase in military aid. 19. It is forbidden for Israeli tourists to be in traditional Egyptian neighbourhoods.