Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 307, Jerusalem, 12 January 1975

Issued on 12 January 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 307 of al-Fajr Newspaper, published by Yousef Nasry. which features news pieces themed on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows:  - The first page is headed with a letter from the Newspaper to its editor Yousef Nasry who disappeared in 1974 entitled "Kill Yousef or Cast Him Out to Some (Other) Land, but You Won't Get the Favour of the Land".  - The first page also features a few articles as follows, "A Battle near Mount of al-Sheikh", an article in the al-Fajr column entitled "The Shah Once Again", and "Falestine ath-Thawra Condemns Semi Solutions and the Attempts to Push Egypt Out of the Conflict". Other news pieces include news on the Herut Conference held during protests, and news of Saddam Hussein’s soon visit to Amman.  - The second page features a set of articles as follows, the angle “Why” by Saber Ayyoub which is the nickname for Mohammad Batrawy, "Statements of a Moroccan Party: Socialism is the Resolution to Moroccan Economic Crisis", "News from Nablus", "News of al-Jeel as-Sa'id Club’s Festival", "News from Libya, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, and Venezuela", and "As Much As May Be Easy Angle by Jack Khazmo". - The third page features a set of articles as follows, an article about Dar al-Tifel al-Arabi in Jerusalem, an article in the Press column from the Lebanese Newspaper an-Nahar entitled "Placing a Time Bomb Under the Foreign Minister", and an article entitled "Palestine, a Homeland, and Population Crisis Between Two Nations". -The fourth page features news pieces and articles themed on women.  Found in the Mohammad Batrawy Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.