Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 484, 11 June 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 484 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 11 June 1987, features the following topics: 1. Shahal demands to divest the Arab Electricity Company of its concession in the colonies and to lay off half of the workers. 2. Military aggression against the Dheisheh Palestinian Refugee Camp, curfew, closing an entrance, and barbed wires to isolate the Camp. 3. Tuby and Ziyad stand in solidarity with Dheisheh Palestinian Refugee Camp. 4. Mubarak yet against warns the Palestine Liberation Organization. 5. Murphy talks about an American move to develop "understanding" between Israel and Jordan. 6. Petitions denouncing the "proposal" to participate in the Kollek municipal elections. 7. A strike on the one-week anniversary of the assassination of Karami, contacts with Damascus to coordinate positions. 8. Twenty thousand weapons in possession of the Israeli colonizers. 9. An international campaign against the Israeli violation of trade union rights in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories and for the immediate release of trade unionist George Hazbun. 10. Hanna Sanyura's idea is dangerous and is based on false assumptions. 11. A new victory for trade unions in the Gaza Strip. 12. New instructions on phone monitoring. 13. Daily news of the West Bank and Gaza. 14. Preventing students from the West Bank from returning to Yarmouk University. 15. Jordan's next 5-year development plan compared to the results of the previous two 5-year development plans. 16. An article by Bashir al-Barghuthy entitled: "Facing the Twentieth Anniversary of the 5th of June". 17. Weather forecast in Iraq is a forbidden secret. 18. The American administration talks about ending the conflict in the Gulf, and yet, continues to mobilize its forces and search for bases and facilities. 19. June in the memory of Israeli researchers and politicians, Palestinians have been unable to merge and the Israeli Occupation dilemmas have no exit.