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NEW YORK The United Arab Emirates has renewed its support before the United Nations for the rights of Palestinian people to self-determination and establishing their independent state with Jerusalem as its capital. Full Article at Khaleej Times
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Jerusalem - some might say - like Marmite, is one of those things you either love or loathe. Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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An excavator with a hydraulic hammer demolishes a house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009. View Photo »
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We need all Muslims, Sunni and Shiite, to be unified and focus on important issues: Al-Aqsa (mosque in Jerusalem), the occupation of Palestine, the problems in Iraq, the Afghan occupation, and the fighting between brothers in Yemen. We need be purified from all infidels.
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"He single-handedly does the best job of knocking down Israel haters online that I've ever seen" - Israelplug "The father of Israeli blogging" - Carl in Jerusalem "..expertly analyzes international media reactions to the news in Israel" - Maya Norton,... Full Article at Israellycool :: Main Page
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Israel's prime minister emphasized Tuesday that his 10-month freeze on new housing in the West Bank is a one-time measure that will not be extended. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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And so to Jerusalem, courtesy of Intel, in Rathbone Place, Fitzrovia, north of Oxford Street and therefore Soho is south. Full Article at Tom's Hardware Guide
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A Palestinian woman stands near Israeli police officers standing guard during the demolition of her house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009. View Photo »
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For us it was critical that Jerusalem was not included and that the decision calls for the continued construction of public institutions (in the West Bank)
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An NIS 70-million joint lawsuit was filed against the Hilton Hotels Corporation in the Jerusalem District Court Tuesday by 100 survivors and families of the victims of the October 2004 car bombing of the Hilton Taba Hotel and Casino in the Sinai... Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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The east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah was the scene of renewed violence Tuesday afternoon when a fight broke out between local Arab residents and a group of Jews who had moved into a home on the neighborhood's Othman Bin Afan Street earlier... Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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Jerusalem (Hebrew: יְרוּשָׁלַיִם (help·info), Yerushaláyim or Yerushalaim) is the capital and largest city of the State of Israel, with a population of 724,000 (as of May 24, 2006). Full Article
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An excavator with a hydraulic hammer demolishes a house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009. An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday dismissed U.S. anger at Israel's approval for new homes in a settlement near Jerusalem.
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A Palestinian woman carries a girl past Israeli police officers standing guard as heavy machinery arrives to demolish a house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009.
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A Palestinian man stands near the site of a house demolition in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009. An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday dismissed U.S. anger at Israel's approval for new homes in a settlement near Jerusalem.
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Israeli police officers hold riot shields during clashes with Palestinian stone-throwers after the demolition of a house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009.
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Palestinian women watch the demolition of a house in the Arab neighbourhood of Isawiyeh in east Jerusalem November 18, 2009. An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday dismissed U.S. anger at Israel's approval for new homes in a settlement near Jerusalem.
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Palestinians walk on the rubble of a house that was demolished by the Jerusalem municipality near the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Ras al-Amud November 17, 2009. According to witnesses, the house, which was an extension of an apartment building, was demolished for lacking a permit.
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Palestinians walks atop rubble of a house demolished by the Jerusalem municipality near the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Ras al-Amud November 17, 2009. According to witnesses, the house, which was an extension of an apartment building, was demolished for lacking a permit.
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Palestinians pray before joining a rally marking Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip on September 18, 2009. The rally was called by Palestinian militant faction Islamic Jihad.
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A Palestinian boy walks past a photo exhibition on Jerusalem organized to mark the anniversary of al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day at Yarmuok refugee camp near Damascus September 18, 2009.
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A Palestinian man holds a poster of Jerusalem�s Old City al-Aqsa Mosque, where a cross-hair mark has been superimposed on September 18, 2009 during a Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day demonstration at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip sponsored by the radical Islamic movement Ha...
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A group of Palestinian children hold up posters of Jerusalem�s Old City al-Aqsa Mosque, where a cross-hair mark has been superimposed on September 18, 2009 during a Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day demonstration at the Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip sponsored by the radical Isla...
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Iranian women hold up a picture of Jerusalem's Dome of the Rock mosque, along with portraits of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (L) and his predecessor, the Islamic republic's founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (R), during a rally marking Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Tehran on Septemb...
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Hezbollah members take part in a ceremony marking "Jerusalem Day" that was called for by the late leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in the group's stronghold south of Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, Sept. 18, 2009.
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Iranian opposition supporters protest during a parade marking Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Tehran on September 18, 2009.
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For us it was critical that Jerusalem was not included and that the decision calls for the continued construction of public institutions (in the West Bank)
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The president has reached the conclusion that it is impossible to hold elections without the Gaza Strip. We are also not sure if Israel would allow the people of Jerusalem to participate in the elections.
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This is a not a freeze in settlements in the West Bank or in Jerusalem, but a manoeuvre to conceal the continuation of settlement construction
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The Palestinian Authority rejects the partial stopping of settlement and calls for the complete cessation of settlement activities in the West Bank and in Jerusalem
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The first is the complete cessation of settlements not only inthe West Bank, but also in Jerusalem, and the second is to show complete commitment to the establishment of an independent Palestinian statehood on the territories occupied by Israel in 1967
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Settlement must completely stop, not only in the West Bank, and not partially, but it must completely stop in both the West Bank and Jerusalem
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If that's what he wants, that is his business. The last I know, Washington is 6,000 miles from Jerusalem, while Jericho (in the West Bank) is 67
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They are expanding, they are building in Jerusalem, they are finishing contracts they are building public institutions, they are building infrastructure and then they are saying there is a freeze. If you accept the fact that Jerusalem is excluded it means you have tacitly accepted that Jerusalem has bee...
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We need all Muslims, Sunni and Shiite, to be unified and focus on important issues: Al-Aqsa (mosque in Jerusalem), the occupation of Palestine, the problems in Iraq, the Afghan occupation, and the fighting between brothers in Yemen. We need be purified from all infidels.
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There used to be many of the gazelles in the region ... Today there are a few thousand left in all of Israel and between 100 and 200 in the Jerusalem area.
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From Jerusalem to Israel's capital, Tel Aviv....
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The United States also disagrees with some Israeli actions in Jerusalem affecting Palestinians in areas such as housing, including the continuing pattern of evictions and demolitions of Palestinian homes. The United States has not accepted and disagrees with any unilateral action by either party which c...
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This sort of announcement is not a halt to settlements, because Israel will continue to build 3,000 settlement units and government buildings in the West Bank and will exclude Jerusalem
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As to Jerusalem, United States policy remains unaffected and unchanged. As has been stated by every previous Administration which addressed this issue, the status of Jerusalem and all other status issues must be resolved by the parties through negotiations.
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There was nothing new in Netanyahu's speech. The settlements will continue in the West Bank and Jerusalem and there will be far more settlement activity in Jerusalem during the next 10 months than there is now
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Such an act will cost the jobs of hundreds of people employed at the fab, and lead to considerations to move operations to other countries perceived as more attractive. Closing the Intel fab in Jerusalem will prevent the opening of the next fab and/or R&D center by the company in Israel, and cause a dom...
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Closing the Intel fab in Jerusalem will prevent the opening of the next fab by the company in Israel
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This is not a complete freeze of settlement construction because Israel will continue to build 3,000 housing units in the West Bank and won't stop the work in Jerusalem
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Jerusalem is Israel’s central tourism brand, representing the main attraction and focus for most incoming tourists ... In order to meet our goal of an additional million tourists within three years, we will invest in this important brand over the next few years in order to make it attractive for new mar...
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We have learned that Netanyahu will announce today a partial halt to settlements in the West Bank, not including Jerusalem
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I am keeping an eye out on the Palestinian issue. I received the Jerusalem (literary) prize recently and I went around Israel. I strongly felt the sufferings of the Jewish people and the Palestinians in the land of Jerusalem. It must be difficult for both people of Palestine and Israel to live as indivi...
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Israel's decision to go ahead with new settlements around Jerusalem.
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Indeed, some of Israel's best friends and most articulate defenders can be found in the blogosphere .... Atlas Shrugs, [et al] all provide a refreshing alternative to the moral relativism and politically correct anti-Israel blather of the media. Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post She does more in one week t...
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This land is condemned, all the way from New Orleans to Jerusalem.
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The head and shoulders winner at this year's awards was the Royal Court theatre - it dominated the shortlists with 11 nominations and won four with awards for two of the most-talked about plays of the year, Jerusalem and Enron. ... Unusually, there were no wins for west end commercial theatre or the Nat...
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