Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 312, Jerusalem, 18 January 1975

This 6-page document shows issue no. 312 of al-Fajr. Issued on 18 January 1975, this issue features news pieces on Politics, Culture, and Arts, in addition to Economy in Palestine, and International and Regional Politics, and other news placed as follows: - Among the Syrian-Saudi Statement: A Determination to Fully Gain Back the Land and Support all Rights, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, and Lebanon.  - Million Dollars as an Immediate Aid for Syria.  - Suleiman Frangieh Decides to Take on a Plan of Weaponization of Lebanon after the Aggravation of the Status in the South.  - The Israeli Artillery Continues to Bombard the Area of Kfarchouba for the Seventh Day in a Row.  - The Aim of the Israeli Attacks is to Evacuate the South from its Residents in Preparation for Occupation.  -An-Nahar: al-Sadat will Discuss with d'Estaing a Nuclear Collaboration between Both Countries.  - Al-Kaddoumi Urges for an Arab Push to Change the American Hostile Status.  - Iran and Iraq's Ministers of Foreign Affairs Undertakes the Talks in Istanbul Regarding the Conflict of Borders.  - Ford Confirms to Allon How Serious it is in the Zone.  - Indira to Visit Bagdad: Iraqi Newspapers Confirms the Importance of Such Visit.  - Al Anwar: Two Political Grenades were Heard in Washington in One Day.  -  European Communist Parties: We Must Close the Path in front of the American Military Adventure.  -While Europe is Expanding its Voice Among the Arabs and Europe: France is Manifesting the Success of its Arab Politics.  - In order to Invade the Arab Gulf, Iran Became the First Customer of the American Weapon.  -  Iraq is Among a War Thinking it is the War of the Arab, and Some of the Arab Countries are Holding the Censer for the American Regime.  - The Literary Annex: A Proletarian Literature Exists in Societies.    - The Role of the Artist in the Modern Life.  - Results of al-Fajr Newspaper's Weekly Contest.  - Part of a Demonstration Held by the Families of the Administrative Detainees at the Premises of the Red Cross.  - Nobody has Beat the Late Farid al-Atrash in Fame. This issue was found in the library of Mohammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Mohammad Batrawy.