Issue No 2672 of al-Anbaa' Newspaper, 20 July 1977

Issued in Arabic in Occupied Palestine with the support of the Israeli Occupational Government and Histadrut in cooperation with the Jerusalem Post, this document shows issue 2672 of the al-Anbaa' newspaper, a political daily Israeli newspaper established in 1968 and closed in 1984. This issue, dated 20 July 1977, includes articles and news about politics, culture, art, economics and sports, in addition to Arab, regional and international politics from an Israeli point of view, including: Political News:- Carter and Begin pledge to work for peace. Carter: An important day for the future of the Middle East and perhaps the entire world. Begin: We look forward to peace and will do everything in our power to achieve it. Erlich: The recent economic measures aim to improve the economic situation and balance of payments and to encourage exports. Begin proposes to Carter a project to resume political contacts to conclude a peace treaty between Israel and its neighbours. The Minister of Finance's interest in the conditions of Arab neighbourhoods in East Jerusalem. Increasing the allocations for social affairs by 6% to compensate for the high prices. The United States of America (USA) is expected to agree to sell 125 F-16s to Israel. Arafat is holding important talks with Sadat. The final decision rests with King Khaled and President Sadat, so are they subject to the outcome of the Carter-Begin meeting? The Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the price list for the maximum consumer. Conflicting comments in the Arab newspapers about the Prime Minister's visit to Washington. A draft law in Egypt provides for the death penalty for every terrorist. Carter and Begin vow to act. Knesset committee sessions do not take place outside Jerusalem.