Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 346, 18 October 1984

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page document shows issue no. 346 of Attaliʾah Newspaper. Issued on 18 October 1984, this issue features the following news pieces: 1. News of handwritten notices from the Israeli Occupation Forces to Palestinian figures expose false Israeli promises for improving living conditions. 2. Mass arrests in Jordan against those opposing the King. 3. News of appointing a committee of five of addressing the unification of trade unions.  4. News of the Birzeit University and the Abu Dis Science Faculty students continuing their protest. 5. News of the demolition of houses in Jiftlik. 6. The Agricultural Relief Committee continues to support the West Bank farmers.  7. An article by Bashir al-Barghuthy about the resumption of the Jordanian-Egyptian relations and the efforts to appoint mayors. 8. The West Bank and Gaza News column features the following, students in Jerusalem schools protest the lack of books, Israeli harassment of worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque, the Israeli Occupation Authorities build a wall instead of a toilet at a school in Bethlehem, the Board elections of the Bethlehem Alumni Association, the Israeli Occupation Forces close a farmers' market in Hebron, the arrest of eleven members from the Birzeit University Support Committee. 9. The measures of the Tax and Customs Department threaten a few trade association in the West Bank. 10. The "Aspects of Improving Living Conditions in Occupied Territories" Column features the following, "Tightening Security on Bassam ash-Shakʿa, New Colonization in Nablus, the Israeli Minister of Transport Moves to Sheikh Jarrah Neighborhood in Jerusalem, Denying Transferring Palestinian Patients to Israeli Hospitals, the Israeli Occupation Forces Prevent a Palestinian from Building a House in the Nuseirat Palestinian Refugee Camp". 11. Crucial decisions affecting the National Theatre's group following the meeting of its Board. 12. An investigation by ʿĀtef Saʿd about brokers' forgery measures. 13. More than 100,000 workers from the West Bank and Gaza face unemployment.