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- Written by Nur Arafeh
- Category: Gerusalemme
al-Shabaka, May 31, 2016
Evicting Palestinians Using Urban Planning and the “Law”
While Israel works on creating Jerusalem as a business hub that attracts Jews and offers them employment opportunities, the problems faced in East Jerusalem are legion. They include a squeezed Palestinian business and trade sector, a weakened education sector, and a debilitated infrastructure.
Read more: Which Jerusalem? Israel’s Little-Known Master Plans
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- Written by Yair Ettinger
- Category: Gerusalemme
Haaretz, Apr 8, 2017
For the first time the group was allowed to hold the ceremony just a few hundred meters from the Mount − which is administered by a Muslim religious trust
Men conducting a Passover sacrifice near Jerusalem's Temple Mount, April 6, 2017. Emil Salman
It was a reenactment of the Paschal sacrifice, staged by activists seeking to expand the Jewish presence on the Temple Mount and attended by hundreds of right-wing Jewish men, women and children.
Read more: In First, Far-right Jews Sacrifice Lamb Near Temple Mount
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- Written by Yuval Evri
- Category: Gerusalemme
Haaretz, March 25, 2017
The Meyuhases moved just beyond the Old City walls in 1873. The move by a native-born Jew from the Old City to Silwan was perfectly natural at the time. Rabbi Meyuhas merely wanted to earn a living; he didn’t aim to change the space but rather to become a part of it, as is told in the biography of the family’s eldest son, Yosef Meyuhas.
Read more: Israel’s City of David: A tourist attraction concealing a violent enterprise
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- Written by Michele Giorgio
- Category: Gerusalemme
30 mila coloni, nazionalisti religiosi e militanti di destra hanno attraversato sventolando bandiere i quartieri palestinesi fino al Muro del Pianto con l’intento di affermare la sovranità di Israele imposta con la forza anche sulla Gerusalemme araba dopo il 1967
Gerusalemme, 6 giugno 2016, Nena News – Si chiama in “Rikudegalim”, la danza delle bandiere. È il corteo con migliaia di israeliani che si è svolto ieri alla Porta di Damasco e all’interno della città vecchia di Gerusalemme. Coloni, nazionalisti religiosi e militanti di destra, 30 mila secondo i dati forniti dalla polizia, hanno attraversato cantando, danzando e, più di tutto, sventolando bandiere i quartieri palestinesi fino al Muro del Pianto, con il fermo intento di affermare la sovranità di Israele imposta con la forza su Gerusalemme. È solo una festa popolare per il “Giorno di Gerusalemme” dicono le autorità israeliane. Di fatto è una sfida aperta alle rivendicazioni dei palestinesi che considerano la zona araba della città la capitale del loro futuro Stato.
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- Written by Nir Hasson and Ilan Lior
- Category: Gerusalemme
Haaretz, Nov. 23, 2016
A Palestinian boy sits in the yard of his house, back-dropped by the Israeli housing development, Har Homa, in East Jerusalem, September 2009. Bernat Armangue / AP
An annual comptroller's report on Israeli local authorities issued on Tuesday accuses the Jerusalem Municipality of faulty planning and construction, and discriminating against the largely Palestinian populated side of the city in the the issuing of building permits.
Read more: Israeli Watchdog Raps Housing Discrimination Against Palestinians in Jerusalem
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