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Ongoing fight for equality in divided Jerusalem

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Published: 20 November 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Physically undivided but most segregated city faces new faultline as right-wing protesters chase EU envoy from site of planned East Jerusalem project

The struggle for equality in Jerusalem is an ongoing fight (Jerusalem Post)
GERSHON BASKIN: Jerusalem is bi-national, physically undivided, and the most segregated city in the world. Jerusalem is an apartheid city

Israeli protesters swarm EU diplomats in East Jerusalem (Al-Monitor)
The European delegation came to speak out against a new Israeli housing project in the disputed area.

Right-wing activists chase EU envoy from site of planned East Jerusalem project (Times of Israel)
Sven Kühn von Burgsdorff leads delegation of 13 European diplomats to Givat Hamatos to slam ‘de facto annexation attempt,’ protesters denounce them as anti-Semites, chase them off

BARAK RAVID: Scoop: Senators urge Trump to label goods from West Bank settlements "Made in Israel" (Axios)

Photo: A man with an Israeli flag walks in the Givat Hamatos neighbourhood of Jerusalem on Monday (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
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