Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 357, Jerusalem, 12 March 1975

Issued on 6 February 1975, this 6-page document shows issue no. 357 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: - Palestinian-Syrian talks. - Said talks discussed an explanation of political and military unity between the two countries. - Expecting a Palestinian decision regarding the Syrian offer before Kissinger's visit to Damascus. - Al-Gaddafi: If the Egyptian-Israeli agreement passes, Arabs will stand with Syria. - Suppressing a coup in Portugal and rebels fled to Spain. - As-Sadat makes changes among the biggest Egyptian journalists. - Al-Fajr: Three English officers were killed after the Oman rebels shot down their plane. - The UNRWA Executive Committee's conference proposes bettering working conditions and awaits a response. - A visit to Arab prisoners from Jerusalem and Ramallah. - An interview with attorney Felicia Langer raises concern in the Israeli press. - Israel focuses on enhancing its air force. - Angola between national unity and civil wars. - Vietnamese rebels initiate and spread their attack. - Colby: Cambodia's survival chances are slim. - The Suez Canal, purposed for war or peace? - Arab workers beyond the homeland, their housing block, and their harmony with the social class. - A modern Soviet protocol for commerce with Morocco. - The Teachers Centre wins five to one against the Aida Youth Center. - Sports news. - The strangest enthronement of the 19th century. - A thesis on Jacques Brel, "Songs let me speak and direct my anger". - The usage of fast rhythm music to cure Paralysis.   Found in the Mohammad Batrawi Collection and printed in Omar Press with Hanna Sanyoura as the managing editor.