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Nothing is politically neutral when it comes to publications: the language, of course, but also the aesthetic, the layout, the logo, etc. This is what Danah Abdulla shows us in this detailed examination of the canonical PFLP Bulletin, published from Beirut to construct international solidarity with the Palestinian struggle.

After the evacuation from Beirut in late 1982, the PFLP tries to formulate new policy patterns, both at the Palestinian and the regional level, in order to present its own alternative, opposing Arafat's attempts to start direct negotiations with Israel under US sponsorship. Despite all the efforts made, the PFLP fails to effectively implement its agenda and results weakened at the end of this phase vis-à-vis Fatah-PLO leadership. From this, stems the necessity to report and assess PFLP's line and narrative during such a critical phase. The systematic study of PFLP's official publications (communiqués, congress resolutions, interviews released by the leaders, etc.), in the framework of the broader historiography on the Arab-Israeli conflict, is the methodology employed to achieve these goals.

The article examines the foundations of the PFLP's ideological and operational worldview. Special emphasis is placed on how the radical Palestinians orientation grapples with obstacles in the path of realizing its goals. (DÜI-Hns)

Interview mit dem Führer der "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" über die Zukunft der Palästinenser und über die Politik der Großmächte sowie der islamischen Staaten in der Region. (DÜI-Sdt)

A recent meeting in Brussels, convened under the auspices of the European Commission, concluded that a newly‐created fund to help the press in Africa was best administered from Europe.

A recent meeting in Brussels, convened under the auspices of the European Commission, concluded that a newly-created fund to help the press in Africa was best administered from Europe

Nayef Hawatmeh the head of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) discusses the outlook for unity within the Palestinian movement and the Palestinian resistance groups since the partial reconciliation achieved at last April's meeting in Algiers of the Palestine National Council (PNC). (DÜI-Asd)