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Are Israelis ready for compromise on Jerusalem?

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ISRAELI BORDER POLICEMAN KEEPS WATCH OVER THE OLD CITY OF JERUSALEM.

Published: 14 November 2015

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Are Israelis ready for compromise on Jerusalem? - Mazal Mualem – Al-Monitor 10.11.15
Strategic adviser Moshe Gaon claims that much like in the days of the 2000 Camp David summit, Israelis are ready for significant compromises on the condition that they bring an end to the conflict with the Palestinians.
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Temple Mount extremists making inroads in both Knesset and Israeli government – Yossi Verter – Haaretz 30.10.15
Netanyahu is appalled at the possibility that Temple Mount activists will become part of the governing faction, but their agenda is already voiced by some ministers.

Negotiate Jerusalem first, not last – Uri Savir – Al-Monitor 08.11.15
In the Oslo process, the issue of Jerusalem was purposefully delayed to be the last negotiated one; but in the next peace process it could be wise to begin negotiations by tackling Jerusalem's status first.

Jerusalem can and must be divided
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