Al-Wehdeh Newspaper, 29th Issue, 3 August 1983

Dated 3 August 1983, Corresponding to Wednesday, 24 Shawwal 1403 AH, the 2nd issue of al-Wehdeh Newspaper issued in Arabic, which is a daily political newspaper that is issued weekly, owned by Fouad Saad with Dawood Ibrahim as the Editorial Secretary, contains 8 pages and sells at 10 shekels, it also includes advertisements, photographs and news titled as follows:  - The Central Council of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) conferred today in Tunisia to resolve the bloody conflict between the members of the PLO.  - The American envoy arrives in the region to try and resolve the Lebanese crisis.  - An intention to have a meeting between Hafez al-Assad, the President of Syria, and the American president, Ronald Reagan.  - 640 soldiers of the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) are affected psychologically by the Lebanese War.  - The wounding of colonists after Palestinian fired at their cars on the road to Anabta, Tulkarm.  - The Arab Journalists Syndicate in the 1948 occupied Palestinian territories condemn the attack on al-Fajr Newspaper.  - Suing 26 students from Birzeit University under the pretext of participating in the demonstration denouncing the events in Hebron city.  - Sentencing a civilian from al-Bireh with 6-month imprisonment and a fee of 60.000 shekels for throwing stones at the Israeli Occupation military vehicles.  - Electing a new administrative committee for the Beit Ur al-Tahta Sports Club.  - An article by al-Wehdeh "The Iraq-Iran War... It is time that it ends".  -The Bethlehem University celebrates the graduation of the 7th convoy of BA and diploma students.  - The Knesset decides to increase the price of water.  - The wounding of a citizen from Beit Safafa in Jerusalem after being shot by an Israeli Occupation citizen.  - Reveling the identity of the charred girl found near Birzeit, who turned out to be an Israeli.  - The Israeli Occupation bulldozers inaugurates a road along the Awali River in Lebanon. - The bombing of a shop in Tyre that belongs to a merchant dealing with the Israeli Occupation.  - Syrian media sources launch a campaign against Yasser Arafat. - Renewed clashes between the Progressive Socialist Party, led by Walid Jumblatt, and the Kataeb Lebanese Forces.