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A shocking new poll shows that 56 percent of Israelis wish to transfer Arab majority neighborhoods in Jerusalem to the hands of the Palestinian Authority, to let them keep the peace. Noah, Don, and Miriam Herschlag discuss its potential political implications – is it possible that the truism that only the right can be trusted not to divide Jerusalem is losing some of its force?
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A shocking new poll shows that 56 percent of Israelis wish to transfer Arab majority neighborhoods in Jerusalem to the hands of the Palestinian Authority, to let them keep the peace. Noah, Don, and Miriam Herschlag discuss its potential political implications – is it possible that the truism that only the right can be trusted not to divide Jerusalem is losing some of its force?
This is a segment from The “If I Divide Thee, O Jerusalem” Edition.