Attali'ah Newspaper, Issue No. 511, 17 December 1987

Printed in Ṣalah ad-Din Press with Bashir al-Barghuthy as the managing editor, this 12-page issue no. 511 of Attali’ah Newspaper, issued on 17 December 1987, features the following topics: 1. Rabin calls on Jordan to "learn a lesson" from the events taking place in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. 2. The mass uprising continues in the Palestinian Occupied Territories, 21 killed and 275 wounded in ten days. 3. The United Nations Security Council discusses sending an investigation committee to the Palestinian Occupied Territories. 4. The Intifada causes wide repercussions in Israel. 5. Washington asks Israel to form special suppression forces. 6. TASS: Israel's measures carried out with the support of Washington. 7. The Israeli Occupation Authorities demolish seven homes within two weeks, with more to follow. 8. Opening the annual conference of the General Union of Palestinian Writers in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. 9. Popular and official international solidarity with the Intifada, the demand to respect the rights of Palestinians widens. 10. A black-and-white photograph capturing the arrest of two young men in the Magahzi Palestinian Refugee Camp. 11. The West Bank and Gaza Strip experience grave confrontations. 12. A convoy of shuhada' during the uprising. 13. Arab masses in Israel organize broad solidarity activities with residents in the Occupied Territories. 14. The Political Bureau of the Israeli Communist Party: Withdrew from the Occupied Territories. 15. Attali'ah's exclusive interview with Charlie Biton, member of the Knesset Front, he talks about what he and the Front's delegation saw in the Balata Palestinian Refugee Camp, "People had the courage to challenge and face the oppression of the Israeli Offucaption Forces". 16. Shedding light on the concerns of Gazan farmers. 17. Twenty examples of assaults and insults workers in the 1948 Palestinian Occupied Territories face therein. 18. When the search for work turns into a death threat. 19. A wide international media coverage of events in the Palestinian Occupied Territories. 20. The United Nations General Assembly adopts new resolutions in support of the rights of the Palestinian people.