Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 448, October 2 1986

The four hundred and forty-eighth issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on October 2, 1986. Bashir al-Barghuthy is the issueʾs editor-in-chief, and it was printed in Salah ad-Din Press in al-Quds (Jerusalem). The 12-page issue covers the following: - Official Israeli Jordanian talks for “agricultural normalization” between the two sides. - The military rule is back to its old tricks. The newly appointed accepted their positions right as municipal councils were laid off. - New military bases for the Rapid Deployment Force in Europe. - The International Islamic Conference opens in the Soviet city of Baku. - Joint Israeli Egyptian efforts against holding the International Conference. - Mass rallies and gatherings to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Fuʾad Naṣṣarʾs death. - A broad welcome of the Soviet American Summit. The Middle East is on the summitʾs agenda. - Tunisia fulfils its role in the American-Tunisian agreement and deports the leaders of the (PLO) from its land. - Israel is close to becoming an official member of NATO. - From the papers of the Congress of the International Trade Union Confederation: “A call for solidarity with the workers and people of the Arab world.” - Tension looms over the Lebanese south as many soldiers desert Lahadʾs army. - The olive season offers new prospects for collective work. - From the chronicles of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. - Happening in Rafah: The students of 15 elementary and secondary UNRWA schools face the threat of losing their education. - Honduras: The launching pad of an American attack on Nicaragua. - Arab workers have no choice but to be united and loyal to their trade unions. - American concerns over the growing influence of the Communist Party in Chile. - Abu Iyad: Americans want us to renounce our national rights.