Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 300, Jerusalem, 4 January 1975

Issued on 4 January 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 300 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces on politics, culture, and art, in addition to economy in Palestine, regional and international politics and other diverse sets of news displayed as follows:  On the top of the newspaper's page, a letter addressed by its editor Yousef Nasry Nasr who disappeared ever since 1974, (The letter consisted of (Yousif now - in Despair upon Despair, however with every Dawn comes "al-Fajr") 1- An article regarding the escalation of the Israeli Military Operations on the Lebanese Borders  1- Announcing the initiation of the actions resulting from the Quartet Summit to support the Cause of Palestine which will be held in accordance with the presence of Syria, Egypt, Jordan, and the Palestinian Liberation Organization  1- Henry Kissinger's "former Secretary of the State" declarations regarding the Middle East's oil and the interventions of the Soviet Union.  1- An angle "With al-Fajr" featuring an article entitled "A Quartet Summit" in Cairo.   2- An article regarding the Kurds in the North of Iraq.  2- Diverse news from the Governorate of Jenin.  2- News on the election of the University of Jordan and the role of the student movement towards shutting it down.  3- An article regarding the calls of the Syrian newspapers Al-Ba’ath and al-Thawra towards Arabic solidarity and Unity against the Zionist and American Plans.  4- An article on one of "October War" heroes, the Commander in Chief Ahmad Ismail Ali.  5- Results of al-Fajr's most recent weekly contest and last week's contest.  5- An article regarding the sports clubs and the problems they face in both the West Bank and Gaza Strip.  6- A diverse set of sports news such as the tennis tournament between the Orthodox Club of Beit Sahour and the Catholic Action Club, and a match between Ramallah's Orthodox Club and the Arab Catholic Club during Karim Khalaf's Cup Championship, in addition to resuming the football games for Beit Jala's Orthodox club.   This issue mentions that the founder and owner of this newspaper is Yousef Nasry and the editor in chief is Hanna Sanyoura, and it is printed in Omar Press in Jerusalem, and found in the Library of Mohammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Mohammad Batrawy.