Al-Fajr Newspaper, Issue No. 960, Jerusalem, 5 May 1977

Issued on 5 May 1977, this 6-page Arabic printed document shows issue no. 960 of al-Fajr Newspaper, and features a collection of news pieces on politics, culture, art, and economy in Palestine, and news on regional and international politics as follows: The occupation imposes a curfew on Nablus and Qabatiya. 66 young men arrested in the West Bank.  2 billion dollars grated by the United States to Israel. An explosive device a the Egged Transportation stop in Holon, near Tel Aviv.  Nahalal settlement, located near Nazareth, witnesses a colonial meeting.  Nablus Municipal Council sends a note of protest to the Israeli Minister of Defense demanding to eliminate the causes for unease and holds the authorities responsible.  A detailed report on the victims of road accidents in Israel. Military regime authorities insist on irrigation in Gaza.  Voluntary work to build a road in Saffa. The citizens of Hebron demand the cancellation of the municipality's decision of the immediate collection of electricity fees. Demand for the return of Hanna Naser from exile to his homeland. Streets open in  Dura. A celebratory event at Jalazone Youth Centre.  Body of a young man found near Netanya. A young man was convicted with a life sentence of imprisonment for murder in Hebron. Insurance companies raise the price of vehicles in Tel Aviv by 14%. 841 million pounds, the Jerusalem municipality budget. "Toward an Arab Front Against the Enemies of Our Arab Nation." Sharon states that the abundance of the IDF equipment precludes its maintenance. Bethlehem University hosts its first science fair. Beit Hanoun Sports team wins against Shabab Al-Dhahiriya with 6 goals.