Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 324, Jerusalem, 1 February 1975

Issued on 1 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 324 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces themed on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - Arafat meets with the Soviet Foreign Minister during his visit to the Syrian capital. - Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, begins his visit to Damascus. - A Palestinian delegation headed by Qaddumi negotiating in Belgrade. - An American Senator warns Israel of starting another war. - A large naval base Egypt built in the Adabya Port. - Al-Gaddafi denies the intention to overthrow the rule of as-Sadat. - François Mitterrand praises as-Sadat's peace efforts. - The French Television: Egypt only bought 44 Mirage planes. - The Britain agreement on the American position regarding the Middle East. - The full story of the protests in Egypt, why popular discontent exploded in Egypt. - The Cambodian government in exile controls more than 90% of the territory. - "An-Nahar": Gromyko's way into the heart of Arabs. - A Turkish plane crashes, killing 41 people. - Stay tuned for the release of "Born in Exile" by Palestinian poet Asʿad al-Asʿad. - Palestine Papers: How Tariq ibn Ziyad committed suicide. - The al-Fajr weekly competition. - A sports plan between Egypt and Sudan, important decisions for the advancement of sports in 1975. - The al-Ahli Sports Club of Gaza, a new body awaiting new action. - DOK Leipzig Festival: The "Let People Speak On TV" slogan has fallen. - Naples, a volcano about to erupt. This issue was found in the library of Muhammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Muhammad Batrawy. ​​​​​​​