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Jerusalem - The Contested City (Paperback)
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Jerusalem - The Contested City (Paperback)
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Although Israelis and Palestinians are adamant that they will not
negotiate or indeed compromise over the status of Jerusalem,
agreements have been made and understandings reached between the
two protagonists, as well as between other Arab states. This book
sheds light on the political history of Jerusalem in Arab-Israeli
relations over the last 25 years. The author adopts a
multidisciplinary approach -involving history, political science,
geography, city planing, sociology and international relations - in
order to integrate the political status of the city on the
negotiating table with its complex urban reality, thereby
dispelling many of the myths that shape political discourse about
the city. Too often, he argues, Jerusalem's complex political
geography has been overlooked in the rush to maximise short-term
political gains. The first chapter presents the geographical and
urban reality and its historical background: the second describes
how Jerusalem was treated during the peace negotiations between
Israel and Egypt in 1977-9; the third analyses the
Israeli-Palestinian negotiations from the early 1980s to the
Declaration of Principles signed by Israel and the PLO in September
1993; the fourth discusses the status of the Arab League and the
Organisation of the Islamic Conference, as well as the status of
Jordan in the negotiations concerning Jerusalem and the city's
Islamic holy sites; the fifth analyses the Palestinians' position
regarding Jerusalem and relations between their local
representatives and the Palestinian Authority's national
institutions; the sixth examines whether the uniqueness of East
Jerusalem also finds expression in its politics. To this end, it
analyses the political profile of East Jerusalem's inhabitants and
of their representatives in the Legislative Council of the
Palestinian Authority. The seventh chapter addresses Israeli policy
and actions, under the Labour and Likud administrations. The
conclusion discusses the permanent status negotiations, including
the unofficial underst
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