Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No 500, October 1 1987

The five hundred issue of Attali'ah Newspaper which was published on October 1, 1987. 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: - Impossible conditions hinder the acceptance of students from the Gaza Strip into Egyptian universities. - Shultz attempts to draft an agreement between Egypt, Israel, and Jordan to face the Soviet position. - The Jordanian and Egyptian delegates were the only two listeners to Peresʾ Speech. - Sharon received American money to aid the Phalange. - Washington obtains concessions and military bases in the Gulf. Weinberger would rather keep the details under wraps. - Amnesty International condemns the Administrative detention of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza strip. - Syria will not attend the emergency summit unless there is a change in the agenda. - Shamir proposes for Israel to take on the task of defending Saudi Arabia. - The Union of Palestinian Working Womenʾs Committees participates in the International NGO Meeting on the Question of Palestine in Geneva. - Widespread condemnation of Eitanʾs statement on the killing of Arabs. - From the chronicles of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. - A new military order prohibiting people from staying up late. - The employees of Birzeit University call for the administration to honour their agreement and ask the Popular Solidarity Committee for help in forming an investigation committee.  - The American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Forty years of sabotage and espionage. - Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza in need of thirty more doctors to meet the needs of patients. - What is the fate of tens of children who drop out of school each year? - Washington uses the strategy of the carrot and the stick against Tehran. - The slander campaign against the position of the Soviet Union continues. Attempts are made to grant Shultz Arab concessions before his visit to Moscow. - The Saudi General Intelligence Presidency at the service of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).