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Falastin (newspaper)
''Falastin'', sometimes transliterated ''Filastin'', ((アラビア語:جريدة فلسطين)) was a daily newspaper published from 1911-1967 in Palestine. Published from the coastal city of Jaffa, the principal publishers (who edited and owned the paper) were Issa El-Issa and his cousin Yousef El-Issa. Both El-Issas were Arab Greek Orthodox, opponents of British administration and Zionism while supporting pan-Arab unity, Committee of Union and Progress and Palestinian nationalism. Later Issa El-Issa's nephew, Daoud El-Issa took the general manager position.〔Mandel, 1976, pp. (127 )-130: “the Christian editors of ''Falastin'' would call on all Palestinians, both Muslim and Christian, to unite against Zionism on grounds of local patriotism”〕 In 1967 Daoud El-Issa and Issa's son Raja El-Issa merged Falastin with ''Al-Manar'' newspaper to produce Jordanian based ''Ad-Dustuor'' newspaper in Amman.〔Rugh, 2004, p. (138 )〕 Raja El-Issa was the founder and first chairman of the Jordan Press Association and Daoud El-Issa became one of the association's members in 1976.
==Coverage of sport news==
The establishment of Falastin newspaper in 1911 is considered to be the cornerstone of sports journalism in Palestine. It is no coincidence that the most active newspaper, also reported on sporting events. Falastin, covered sport news in Palestine which helped in shaping the modern Palestinian citizen, bringing the villages and cities together, building Palestinian nationalism and deepening and maintaining Palestinian national identity.
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