Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 278, 30 June 1983

  Published on 30 June 1983, this 12-page document is the 278th issue of Attali’ah Newspaper.  Bashir al-Barghuthy is its editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Print Shop, Jerusalem. The issue covers the following:  1- A Colonization attempt ended with failure in al-Dheisha Refugee Camp.  2- The endeavours between Syria and Fateh, the facilitators are indicating a close success.  3- An American attempt to revive the project of a substantial leadership.  4- Habib is setting up to a new Israeli Military raid, and an agreement to handover Hadad a news tasks in al-Chouf.  5- States of the Warsaw Treaty are suggesting to freeze the substitutional Military Expenses.  6- Citizens of al- Dheisha Refugee Camp are demonstrating against the continuity of the imposed mass punishments, a wide base of a solidarity campaign with the citizens of the camp.  7- Board of Trustees of the Medical Faculties closes colleges, students are stressing towards their rights.  8- The amount of the fees paid is 1000 Shekels for one week, while detentions and attacks are still on the run.  9- Delivering seditious statements in the middle of Hebron.  10- New limitations imposed on the farmers of  Halhul. 11- Re-electing Chandra as the President of the World Peace Council.  12- "Welcoming the Unity Decision Btweeb Fronts: The Popular and the Democratic" 13- Articles of the Israeli Plan to settle Palestinian Refugees is fading away the main cause for half a million refugee.  14- Langer demands to stop the persecution procedures against the detainees of al-Far'a prison.  15- Literary participations and contributions.  16-  Syndicalist and Workers Issues.  17-  One of the Iranian Tudeh Party Leaders: The Aggressive Attack on our Party is Just a Passing Cloud.  18- Unemployment increases in the US; one out of Black citizens is unemployed.  19- American tendency to get advantage of the disagreement between the Syrian and Palestinian Leadership.  20- National Lebanese Resilience expands against the occupation as the National Forces form a unified front.