Israel's leader: We're not sharing Jerusalem

**smedley butler** · 12-12-2010

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Israel's leader: We're not sharing Jerusalem

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JERUSALEM – An Israeli official says the prime minister remains opposed to sharing control of east Jerusalem with the Palestinians, despite calls by a senior coalition partner to divide the holy city.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's position on east Jerusalem's future could further hinder U.S. efforts to salvage troubled peacemaking.
The Palestinians want east Jerusalem, captured by Israel in 1967, as capital of their future state.

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**alea iacta est** · 12-12-2010

I thought it was Palestine.
Jerusalem was a city in Palestine.
In 1947 jewish thief's,
stole the land from the people that had lived there
for hundreds of years.
The Palestinians lived on and owned that land..
How can you share? What you do not own.
These jews ?
Kind of like banking.
Create a title to money out of thin air claim you own it.
Then lend it to some poor schmuck.
Then foreclose on his house.
We Americans are much like the Palestinians.
We owned a home, worked hard for that home.
Now the Jews want to take you house.
Oh the jews will be wailing at the wall.
Of my house,
because I will not pay you and you can't have my house.
Like the old joke, How do you make a Hormone.
Don't pay her.
How do you make a joomone.
Don't pay him.
The jews spit on Christian priests in Jerusalem
If a priest is spit on,
it is the same as if his congregation is spit on.
Are you a Christian?
Well some jew just spit on you!
No worrys!
Just make sure you wipe the spit out of your eyes before you pay your taxes.
You would not want to write a defective check.
The check might bounce.
The government would have no money to send to Isrihell.
The jews could not buy water.They would get dry mouth and could not spit on you.
You would not want the jews to stop spiting on you would you.
You horrible anti Semite.

**Alexander Hamilton** · 12-12-2010

This is from Israel's First Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. From the Israeli Knesset's (Parliament's) official Web-site:

In the fall of 1949 the General Assembly of the United Nations began debating how to implement its decision of 29 November 1947 regarding the establishment of Jerusalem as a separate international entity under the auspices of the United Nations. The Soviet Union supported this proposal. On the eve of the debate, on 5 December 1949, the Prime Minister announced, in a Knesset session, that Jewish Jerusalem is an organic and inseparable part of the State of Israel. He added that Israel could not even conceive that the United Nations would attempt to tear Jerusalem from the State of Israel, especially considering what Jerusalem went through during Israel's War of Liberation.

This announcement, however, made no impression on most of the members of the United Nations and they voted by a large majority to internationalize Jerusalem. On December 13 1949 Ben Gurion declared that Israel "would not permit the forced disconnection of Jerusalem from Israel". He requested forthwith that the Knesset conduct its sessions in Jerusalem. Consequently, the Knesset decided that after Hanukah 1949 it would renew its sessions in Jerusalem. In the following months most of the government offices were moved to Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.

At the same time we see fit to state that Jewish Jerusalem is an organic, inseparable part of the State of Israel, just as it is an integral part of Jewish history and belief. Jerusalem is the heart of the State of Israel. We are proud of the fact that Jerusalem is also sacred to other religions, and will gladly provide access to their holy places and enable them to worship as and where they please, cooperating with the U.N. to guarantee this.
We cannot imagine, however, that the U.N. would attempt to sever Jerusalem from the State of Israel or harm Israel's sovereignty in its eternal capital.

Jerusalem Day