Issue 4666 of Asha'b Newspaper, 9 April 1987

Printed in Arabic, this includes issue number 4666 of Asha'b Newspaper issued on 9 April 1987, which is an 8-paged daily, political and illustrated newspaper, issued by the Asha'b al-Arabeyyah Press at Sheikh Jarrah in Jerusalem. The issue cost 35 agoras and included a collection of statements, announcements, advertisements and political and sports news including:  - Demonstrations throughout the occupied West Bank, and a comprehensive commercial strike, in solidarity with the Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike. - Abed Rabbo, Assistant Secretary-General of the Democratic Front, announced that all the recognized factions in the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) will participate in the national dialogue. - Amal movement attacks the Palestinian refugee camp of Ein al-Hilweh, and 23 wounded people have been evacuated from Shatila Palestinian Refugee Camp. - Important progress in the talks between Fatah and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) in preparation for the convening of the National Assembly in Algeria. - The imposition of a curfew on the ad-Dheisheh Palestinian Refugee Camp in Bethlehem. - Iraq thwarts an Iranian naval attack in the northern Gulf. - Craxi, head of the Italian Socialist Party, calls on Israel to withdraw from the occupied Palestinian territories. - The Norwegian trade union delegation continues its visit to the national institutions in the occupied territories. - The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) demolish a Palestinian house in the village of Sawahera al-Sharqiya in Jerusalem, on the pretext that the house is close to the "Ninot Adumim" colony and constitutes a disturbance to its residents. - "The International Conference Over a Cold Volcano", an article in al-Mustaqbal Newspaper. - "The Jews of the United States of America (USA) want independence and see themselves as a centre no less important than Israel", an article from the Israeli newspaper Davar. - The opening of the first school bazaar at al-Amari Preparatory Girls School.