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Jerusalem Day 2017

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cr: Eran Wolkowski

Published: 27 May 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Why Jerusalem would be better off divided – Einat Wilf – Haaretz 25.05.17
The desperate attempts to portray the city as united are just that – desperate.

Trump exposed the fantasy of Netanyahu's 'undivided Jerusalem' – Daniel Seidemann – Haaretz 25.05.17
Netanyahu's bullying, bluster and hasbara cannot change the empirical facts: Jerusalem is more binational, more contested and more divided than at any point since 1967.

Jerusalem Day: W. J'lm businesses shutter in solidarity with Palestinians – Yael Marom – +972 Magazine 24.05.17
Each year on Jerusalem Day, Palestinian businesses along the route of the March of the Flags are ordered by police to shut up shop during the parade. This year, Jewish business owners in West Jerusalem closed up early in solidarity.




Jerusalem Day and the country without a capital – Akiva Eldar – Al-Monitor 25.05.17
Even Donald Trump wants to keep the peace in Jerusalem, which is more than can be said of Benjamin Netanyahu's government.



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