Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 465, 29 January 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 465 of Attaliʾah Newspaper was issued on 29 January 1987 and features the following news pieces: 1. Opening of an Israeli police station in the Old City of Jerusalem. 2. The risks of new American aggression, manoeuvres in Turkey and warplanes near the Syrian border. 3. Tension continues in the camps and reports of an agreement to a ceasefire. 4. The collapse of the truce between Iran and Iraq. 5. Under the cover of alleged "development": official visits and private Jordanian agencies in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied territories. 6. The Islamic Summit issues its decisions this morning, Syria denies news of the meeting between al-Asad and Mubarak. 7. Tension in Israeli prisons, a cultural blockade, reducing the break period, and arbitrary transfer. 8. Al-Asad supports the national reconciliation project in Afghanistan. 9. The Iranian escalation enhances Mubarak's chances. 10. In Beit Jala, there is widespread opposition to a new masterplan: a new "invention" for the designated municipality: reducing construction areas and recognizing colonies' boundaries. 11. Great achievements made by the Workers Union at Birzeit University during the year. 12. Israel's relations with racist South Africa, as reported by the Israeli media. 13. Daily news of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 14. 17 young men were arrested within a week in the West Bank. 15. The residence of Azzun village succeeded in repelling colonizers attacks on their land. 16. One year after bloody events: Life goes back to normal in South Yemen. 17. Families deprived of "reunification" with their members, a gathering in which hundreds participate - examples of the bereaved. 18. News of labour and trade unions. 19. A British satellite to spy on the Soviets. 20. The South Lebanon Army in the "recovery room", military experts: the collapse of Lahd's army is a matter of time.