Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 522, 3 March 1988

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 522 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 3 March 1988, features the following topics: 1. Washington is the only one to demand the closure of the PLO's office. 2. Demonstrations continue in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, siege and curfews in seven locations. 3. King Hussein asks Shultz to proceed with the American plan in the region. 4. Difficult conditions and harsh practices in the ad-Dhahiriya detention centre. 5. Egyptian pressure on the PLO, Mubarak-Shultz elaborated integrated proposals. 6. Peres refuses to negotiate with the PLO and Arafat. 7. The Bar Association in Gaza calls for an investigation into the circumstances of the killing of three citizens under beating. 8. Restoring peace to the West Bank and Gaza is an impossible task for the Israeli Occupation Forces. 9. 43% of Palestinian workers in Israel have not returned to their jobs. 10. The release of three young men from the Jalazone Palestinian Refugee Camp. 11. The founder of the "Egyptian Revolution" denies the existence of a relationship with Khaled Abden-Naṣer and a widespread public rage in Egypt for comparing him to Abden-Naṣer. 12. Daily news of the twelfth week of the Intifada. 13. 47 shuhada' in the shortest month of the year. 14. A black-and-white photograph capturing an old woman throwing stones in Beit Sahour during confrontations with the Israeli Occupation Forces. 15. Perese: This is what happens when you occupy a country. 16. Professor Shalev: We denied the existence of the so-called Palestinians, and so we denied their right to an independent state. 17. A black-and-white photograph capturing an Israeli soldier throwing stones at the demonstrators in the village of Burin. 18. Frenzied American and Pakistani attempts to eliminate national reconciliation in Afghanistan. 19. Roads and water instead of the right to self-determination. 20. Carter: The initiative is in the hands of Palestinian youth.