Our newspaper's voice will not fade away..!!

A reader who has been a regular for decades told me that he keeps up with the latest developments and writes articles and analyses that cover, with precision and accuracy, the latest developments in all local, Arab and international arenas through his favorite and most widely circulated newspaper in the country, “Al-Quds.”
He told me: After the light of our newspaper almost dimmed due to several factors, most notably technological progress, the development that occurred in the means of communication and social media, and the absence of paid advertising bulletins, which are considered the most important financial appropriations for the newspaper’s budget, the newspaper’s brilliance began to return to its former glory, which indicates that the publishers, owners of this venerable institution, realized that change was necessary and that the right man was put in the right place so that “Al-Quds” would remain in its rightful place at the forefront of local newspapers, as its founder, the late Mahmoud Abu Al-Zuluf, wanted it to be.

Despite the scarcity of financial resources, which had a negative impact on the employees and administrators, they persevered and chose to keep “I” a beacon for all the people of Palestine.

My interlocutor added: In light of this brilliant return of our newspaper, we must thank and appreciate the efforts made by those working on this return... publishers, editorial management, and all the workers who realize that this free and independent voice must remain resounding in defense of a people seeking their freedom and independence.

In fact (and we are talking now) the newspaper has witnessed, not long ago, a remarkable boom in its headlines, analyses, columnists, and all its contents at all political, social, economic, and sports levels, such that it has become a renewed platform for conveying a realistic and accurate image from the heart of new and urgent events.

Jerusalem, the city without its newspaper, remains incomplete and has no place in the hearts of those who love it if its light dims, God forbid. Therefore, the responsibility for this fruitful survival falls on all of us without exception... publishers, administrators, editorial board, workers, businessmen, institutions, companies, intellectuals, and readers.
Best wishes always.