Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 461, 1 January 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 461 of Attaliʾah Newspaper was issued on 1 January 1987 and features the following news pieces: 1. The Israeli Occupation Authorities prevent direct exports from Gaza to Europe. 2. Murphy gets into the region to unite the "American Lobby" at the American conference. 3. The outposts are a source of tension in the Old City of Jerusalem. 4. Administrative arrests in Gaza. 5. Tensions decreased in camps, and contacts for a meeting between al-Asad and Gemayel. 6. The Jordanian Authorities freeze the absorption capacity for West Bank doctors. 7. Relations with Washington take precedence over the National League. 8. Shamir was acquitted from the murder of two Arab youths from the Abu Jameʿ Family. The final report does not specify the murderers. 9. US - Israeli weapon discussions for Iran. 10. Petitions of solidarity with the workers of the Electricity Company. Exposing the "reduction of concession" agreement. 11. Administrative arrests in the Gaza Strip. 12. Mass protests continue against the Jerusalem Electricity Company's board of directors' neglect of the company's sovereignty over its concession areas. 13. International forums and bodies condemn the deportation of Haniyeh from his homeland. 14. Weapon depots which colonizers decide when and how to use. 15. Student demonstrations in Ramallah and two young men wounded. 16. Continuing racist attacks against Jerusalemites. 17. Daily news of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 18. Reducing the sentence of a terrorist involved in al-Shakʿa assassination attempt. 19. Physicians at Augusta Victoria Hospital stage a strike. 20. The year 1986 in photographs: the most prominent local, Arab and international events. 21. Landowners in Jinsafut respond to the Israeli colonizers' attacks. 22. Jordan continues to pressure against national institutions in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories. 23. The Egyptian regime faces an intractable governance crisis: compliance with the International Monetary Fund terms raises a public outrage threatens.