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• "NER" Vol. XIV, September-November 1962
  A bilingual monthly periodical [NER/נֵר/نير = 'Light'] for political and social problems and for Jewish-Arab rapprochement.
• A brief guide to al-Haram al-Sharif, Jerusalem (1950)
  An illustrated guide to al-Haram al-Sharif, Jerusalem, published by the Supreme Moslem Council in 1950.
• A photograph of a young child holding a plate of food in Baqa'a camp.
  description reads "UNRWA began operations in May 1950 as a temporary agency to provide assistance for Palestine refugees... (Baqa'a camp)"
• A photograph of an older woman at Baqa'a emergency camp in Amman, Jordan.
  في وصف الصورة :" بعد أكثر من ثلاثون سنة من النزاع و المعاناة و المرارة تبقى المشكلة قائمة ... (محيم الطوارئ في البقعة، شمال عمان، الأردن)
• A photograph of people crossing Allenby Bridge over the River Jordan.
  "... a first exodus in 1948 and then another in 1967, some fleeing for a second time... (Allenby Bridge over the River Jordan, 1967)"
• A photograph of refugees and tents at Baqa'a emergency camp, Jordan.
  Caption reads: "... the problem of almost two million uprooted people... (Baqa'a emergency camp, 1967)"
• صورة لثلاث رجال يعملون على أدوات كهربائية في مركز التدريب المهني في سبلين قرب بيروت - لبنان
  وصف الصورة:" و مهارة مطلوبة في سوق العمل لأربعة آلاف و خمسمائة لاجئ فلسطيني شاب يلتحقون بثمانية مراكز للتدريب تابعة للأونروا ... (مركز التدريب المهني في سبلين بالقرب من بيروت، لبنان)"
• A photograph of women and children at Rashidieh camp in Southern Lebanon.
  Caption reads: "But to some, daily life continues to be disrupted and the suffering and bitterness also continue. (Rashidieh camp, southern Lebanon)"
• A photograph of young boys during a class at Khan Younis, Gaza.
  description reads "But most of UNRWA's budget now goes to education, starting from 70 schools in tents and abandoned buildings... (Khan Younis, Gaza, 1950)"
• A photograph of young children queuing at Marka camp, near Amman, Jordan.
  وصف الصورة: "أكثر من نصف اللاجئين الفلسطينيين المسجلين دون العشرين و معظمهم لاجئ منذ ولادته ... (مخيم ماركا بالقرب من عمان، الأردن)
• A photograph of young girls sitting in a classroom at Jabal el-Hussein camp, Jordan,
  Description reads: "... providing a way out and hope in the future for the young refugees... (Jabal el-Hussein camp, Amman, Jordan)"
• A Proposal for the Construction of A Cultural Centre in Um El-Fahim Print 1983
  Document focuses on the cultural rehabilitation of Um El-Fahim, stated as the largest Palestinian territory in Israel, and illustrates plans on establishing a cultural centre and services within the community.
• A statement on the current Arab state of affairs, by the Sudanese Communist Party (1978)
  A sixteen page booklet issued by the Sudanese Communist Party, entitled 'A statement on current Arab state of affairs', criticising Sadat's visit to Israel and the willingness of Egypt and the Arab world to make concessions to American demands, especially with regard to the Palestinians.
• Al-Hadaf — Issue No. 79, Year Two (12 December 1970)
  Issue No. 79 (Year Two) of Al-Hadaf ("The Target/Goal"), the weekly political magazine of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), edited by Ghassan Kanafani. Published on Saturday 12 December 1970, the issue appeared in the immediate aftermath of the "Black September" confrontation between the Jordanian army and the Palestinian fedayeen. The lead feature, "The Fires of the Plot in Jerash" (نيران التآمر في جرش), covers the continued fighting around Jerash in northern Jordan, where fedayeen bases held out after the September–October ceasefires; a further item addresses the Washington negotiations. The magazine advanced the Front's Marxist–Leninist line and was a central organ of Palestinian revolutionary media.
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 46, Vol. 1 (Saturday 13 June 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page headline reads, "the resistance movement and the masses crush the bloody conspiracy with the force of weapons"
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 48, Vol. 1 (Saturday 27 June 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page includes headlines to articles. they read "the surprise summit", "Gaza's heroes again", "revolutionaries in South Yemen in the Fedayeen camps"
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 49, Vol. 1 (Saturday 4 July 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page headline reads, "the revolution is in danger"
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 52, Vol. 1 (Saturday 25 July 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page has a portrait and reads "Abu Mansour: the model"
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 53, Vol. 1 (Saturday 1 August 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page headline reads, "no to surrender."
• Al-Hadaf [The Goal], No. 54, Vol. 2 (Saturday 8 August 1970)
  Al-Hadaf Magazine - A weekly political magazine devoted to the Palestinian conflict. Its editor-in-chief was Ghassan Kanafani. It covers political news, particularly news related to leftist movements in the region and around the world. The front page headline reads, "A Discussion with the Advocates of the Logic of Accepting Rogers' Capitulationist Conditions."
• Al-Hadaf Magazine — Arab Political Weekly, Year 1, Issue 35
  Issue 35, Volume 1, of Al-Hadaf (The Target), an Arab political weekly founded by the Palestinian writer and PFLP spokesperson Ghassan Kanafani, published on Saturday 28 March 1970. The masthead carries the slogan "All Truth for the Masses." Cover headlines include: "The Martyrs Know"; unity of resistance factions (Abu Nutayla and others); unity on the military fronts (Wasif Tayr); and the revolutionary experience (Mahdi Salem and his companion Ghalib). The back cover features five portraits of martyrs, an article on a guerrilla battle in Jabal al-Shaykh (snow terrain), and a speech before Dr. George Habash. Al-Hadaf was the weekly magazine of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and one of the most influential Palestinian political publications of the 1970s.
• Al-Hadaf Magazine — Arab Political Weekly, Year 1, Issue 36
  Issue 36, Volume 1, of Al-Hadaf, published on Saturday 4 April 1970. The lead headline reads "Strike American Interests — Moving the Conflict from Sectarian to National," accompanied by an article on the escalating guerrilla battles in Gaza. The issue also carries an article on the conditions in Lebanon. The cover features a large political caricature depicting an armoured figure adorned with American, British, West German, and Israeli insignia, representing imperialist and Zionist forces — a striking example of the magazine's bold graphic political art under Ghassan Kanafani's editorship.
• Al-Hadaf Magazine — Arab Political Weekly, Year 1, Issue 41
  Issue 41, Volume 1, of Al-Hadaf, published on Saturday 9 May 1970. The lead headline reads "The Reactionary Fraud Against Fedayeen Action — With Documents, Numbers, and Names," an investigative exposé documenting what the magazine presents as systematic betrayal and obstruction of Palestinian armed resistance by reactionary Arab forces. The cover features a striking political illustration of two armed fedayeen figures split by the outline of Palestine drawn in red and blue, symbolising internal division within the resistance.
• Al-Hadaf Magazine — Arab Political Weekly, Year 1, Issue 43
  Issue 43, Volume 1, of Al-Hadaf, published on Saturday 23 May 1970. The lead headline reads "The Revolution and the Lessons of the Defeated," addressing the lessons drawn from past setbacks of the Palestinian and Arab revolutionary movements. The cover features a photograph of destruction — likely showing the aftermath of Israeli bombardment of Palestinian camps or positions — alongside a portrait photograph of a female fedayeen fighter standing armed in a field setting, representing women's participation in the Palestinian resistance.
• Al-Hadaf Magazine — Arab Political Weekly, Year 1, Issue 44
  Issue 44, Volume 1, of Al-Hadaf, published on Saturday 30 May 1970. The lead headline reads "The Displaced from the South — Why and Where To?", addressing the mass displacement of Palestinian and Lebanese civilians from South Lebanon as a result of Israeli military operations and bombardment. The cover features a photograph of destroyed buildings with a minaret visible in the background, overlaid with bold red graphic typography, evoking the destruction of villages in the south.