Issue Ninety-One of Attali'ah Newspaper, November 29 1979

The ninety-first issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on November 29, 1979. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issue’s editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press in al-Quds. The 12-page issue covers the following topics: 1. A news article entitled “Discussions among the Parties of Camp David on the Ramifications of ash-Shakʿa’s Expulsion.” 2. An article on the collective resignation of municipal councils to protest the expulsion order of Bassam ash-Shakʿa. 3. A news article on the latest graduating class from the Nursing School at the Augusta Victoria Hospital. 4. A news article on the Polisario Front imprisoning 200 Moroccan soldiers in Western Sahara. 5. An article on the armed takeover of the Grand Mosque in Mecca. 6. An article entitled “Israeli TV and Young People.” 7. A news article on a new invention by a chemistry professor at Birzeit University. 8. A news article on the preparations for a sewing project under the Ein Yabrud Charitable Society. 9. An announcement on the release of the first issue of al-Kateb (the Writer) Magazine whose editor-in-chief is Asʿad al-Asʿad. 10. An interview with the Palestinian musician Jamil Jawdat as-Sayeh. 11. A report entitled “The Issue of Bakeries will not be Fixed by Raising the Price of Bread.” 12. A news article on al-Masaken al-Shabiya neighbourhood in Nablus. 13. A news article on the achievements of the residents of Qabalan southeast of Nablus. 14. An article on the consumer cooperative societies in the West Bank. 15. An article on the medication crisis in the 1967 Occupied Palestinian Territory. 16. A news article on the refusal of the Education Officer to meet with the delegation of the Teachers’ Union. 17. A news article on the Progressive Student Association Bloc winning all seats in the Birzeit Student Council elections. 18. A news article on the Nablus Clubs Team. 19. An article entitled “Our Youth and Scout Groups.” 20. An article entitled “The Tunisia Summit Reaffirms the Need for the Revival of the Steadfastness Front.”