Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 328, Jerusalem, 6 February 1975

  Issued on 6 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 328 of al-Fajr Newspaper, which features news pieces on local and world politics, Palestinian economy, culture, and art as follows: - Egypt and the Soviet Union call for an immediate Geneva conference. - The Joint Defence Council of the Arab League meetings, the Palestinian presence in the south is not a topic of discussion at the meetings. - The joint statement affirms the necessity of the PLO's participation in the Geneva Conference. - The Soviet Union is determined to continue its support for the Arab cause until the end. - A bomb exploded in the Netanya colony, killing and wounding 30 Israelis. - Turkey may withdraw from the Atlantic due to US aid cuts. - Ethiopia reinforces its forces in Eritrea, Libya provides rebels with heavy and light weapons. - Bonn still opposes the Palestinians' participation in peace talks. - Boumédiene told the "Paris" news agency: We expect more support and greater pressure from Iran. - "An-Nahar" Newspaper: Kissinger between menace and threat. - African winds of change blow on the racists of Rhodesia and South Africa. - Heath withdraws from the Conservative Party election after a lady's victory over him. - Al-Karnak between art and politics. - A Palestinian call to celebrate International Women's Day. - Abir Rajay, the first Arab lawyer in London after nine years of studying. - With roses and jasmine, welcoming the Palestinian sports delegation in India. - Rabee al-Turk: My team represents the Palestine Liberation Organization. - The most important secrets of WWII are broadcasted for the first time. - This is how Hitler's Code (Enigma) was cracked, Station X reveals its secrets. - Nostalgia sweeps Paris back into Belle Époque. - The recent release of "Born in Exile", a book by the Palestinian poet Asʿad al-Asʿad. This issue was found in the library of Muhammad and Aida Batrawy, among the archive of Muhammad Batrawy.