Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 135, 3 October 1980

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 135 of Attali’ah Newspaper. Issued on 3 October 1980, this issue features the following topics: 1. News about the Zionist Occupation intent to confiscate 2,500 dunums of lands in Qatanna, Jerusalem. 2. A piece entitled: Attempts to Expand the Iraq-Iran War, Paving the Way for the Establishment of a Reactionary US Alliance in the Region. 3. News about Karim Khalaf and Bassam ash-Shakʿa. 4. A piece entitled: ʿArafat Condemns the American Aggressive Policy. 5. News about Qalqilya residents welcoming their mayor ʾAmin an-Naṣr upon his release from Nablus Central Prison where he was detained for a week. 6. News about the establishment of the Ze'ev Colony near the Beit El Colony. 7. News about the appointment of a new principal for the Arab Society for Orphans Industrial School. 8. News on the celebration of providing Abu Shukheidim with electricity and street lights. 9. An article on the Movement of Democratic Women tour to explain the results of the World Conference on Women in Copenhagen to women and women's organizations in the West Bank. 10. News about Qablan Village Council. 11. Announcing college aids provided by In’ash el-Usra Society. 12. News about opening the Student Council Conference session at Birzeit University for the new semester. 13. News on health insurance at Birzeit University. 14. News about the General Union of Palestinian Writers and Journalists. 15. News about Kafr Ni'ma, Ramallah. 16. News about the activities of the voluntary work committees in Jerusalem, Tulkarm, Qalqilya, Ramallah, ad-Dhahiriya, and al-Mazra'a ash-Sharqiya. 17. News on the Construction Workers Union. 18. A report on the Augusta Victoria Hospital Workers Union. 19. An article entitled: Soviet-Palestinian Coordination to Counter Washington Plans at the United Nations. 20. A piece entitled: The Effects of the Problems Facing Clubs and Institutions in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.