Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 479, 7 May 1987

Printed in Salah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 479 of Attaliʾah Newspaper was issued on 7 May 1987 and features the following news pieces: Curfew imposed in Qaqilya. Hundreds of settlers invade the city. New Israeli raids on refugee camps, the demolition of an entire neighbourhood and the injury and shaheeddom of tens of civilians.  Egyptian interest in "Abu az-Zaʿim." An Israeli-U.S. welcome of ar-Rifaʿy's statements.  Positive progress in Syria's position toward strengthening the Palestinian national unity.  Gorbachev and Marshe call for a European meeting for peace forces.  Atlantic military shifts in the White Sea, Baltic Sea and the north.  Jordanian-Egyptian list to participate in joint delegation, Peres nominates three names to the list.  An article by Bashir al-Barghuthy titled, "The role of the National Unity serves as a great accomplishment for the Palestinian people and the peace process.  Everyday life in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.  Children are forbidden to be named "Qassam." The outcomes of the "al-Qasaba neighbourhood" curfew in Hebron.  On his visit to Chile and Argentina: The Pope upset over clergymen joining the popular struggle movement in Latin America.  Occupied territories witness large celebrations of the first of May.  The Authorities take control of 500 donums of land in Deir Istiya Town.  Secrets reveal the reason for Mubarak's conflict with the PLO.   Naive attempts to hold the Palestinian unity responsible for tarnishing conciliation process.  The gravitas of the Egyptian regime and its political and international support of our cause.