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Jerusalem : the contested city / Menachem Klein ; translated by Haim Watzman.
Van Pelt Library DS109.95 .K55 2001
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Klein, Menachem.
- Language:
- English
- Hebrew
- Subjects (All):
- Jerusalem--Politics and government--20th century.
- Jerusalem.
- Arab-Israeli conflict--1993---Peace.
- Arab-Israeli conflict.
- Peace.
- Jerusalem--International status.
- Jerusalem--Ethnic relations.
- Physical Description:
- viii, 363 pages ; 23 cm
- Place of Publication:
- New York : New York University Press in association with the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies, [2001]
- Contents:
- 1. The Arena: a Frontier City 9
- Frontier cities and multicultural cities 9
- Soft, flexible and permeable borders 18
- Jerusalem versus Temple Mount 57
- A city united in theory and divided in practice 65
- 2. The Curtain Rises: Jerusalem in the Israeli-Egyptian Peace Negotiations 85
- To Sinai via Jerusalem 85
- The Camp David conference: peace despite Jerusalem 90
- Jerusalem and the autonomy negotiations: a dialogue in two languages 94
- The Camp David model: the indirect approach and its limitations 101
- 3. The PLO
- from the Wings to Center Stage 104
- The PLO: politics stops at the gates of Jerusalem 104
- Detouring around Jerusalem and the PLO 107
- A consensual lie: the PLO does not function in Jerusalem 118
- From Jerusalem to Tunis, Madrid, Washington, Oslo and Back 129
- The Israeli-Palestinian Declaration of Principles 152
- 4. The Choruses: the Arab League and the OIC 158
- The Arab summit conferences 159
- An old refrain in a new song 159
- The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) 162
- The Washington Declaration and the peace agreement between Jordan and Israel 162
- The OIC: December 1994-January 1995 170
- The Agreement between the Palestinian Authority and Jordan 172
- The Islamic holy places - a political problem 174
- 5. The PLO and the Palestinian Identity of East Jerusalem 183
- Boycotts of institutions and political processes 186
- Building counter institutions 188
- Jerusalem versus Gaza 194
- 6. An East Jerusalem Political Profile 205
- Public Opinion 205
- Political support: organizations and parties 206
- Support for presidential candidates 208
- Candidates for vice-president 211
- Political positions as ongoing issues 211
- Evaluation of the Palestinian Authority 212
- Armed actions by the Islamic organizations 212
- "Soft" protest in Jerusalem 213
- Political behaviour: the elections to the Palestinian Authority's Legislative Council and Presidency 214
- Willingness to participate in elections 216
- Election procedures, slates of candidates, preparations and propaganda 218
- The elections 234
- The winners 237
- The contours of Palestinian political organization 242
- 7. Israeli Policy in East Jerusalem 247
- Keeping Palestinians in line 247
- The Jerusalem municipality versus the Israeli government 255
- Jerusalem: escape hatches from the Oslo accords 260
- The contest for Arab space 261
- Israel challenges the demographic balance 266
- Construction against Oslo 271
- Har Homa: an obstacle to the Oslo accords 278
- 8. Conclusion: Bridges over a Divided City 294
- The beginning of the permanent status negotiations 294
- The Beilin/Abu-Mazen understandings 301
- Areas of functional division between Jews ands Arabs 310
- The spatial identity of the residents of East Jerusalem 310
- Israel's possession of the official symbols of identity, affiliation and sovereignty 311
- Institutions and services 312
- Islamic holy sites and institutions 315
- Sharia courts 315
- Al-Haram al-Sharif 316
- Areas of low-level competition 317
- Law and order 317
- The autonomy of the local Palestinian establishment 318
- Political ties and political participation 320
- Areas of high-level competition 322
- Planning and construction 322
- Population and demographic balance 324
- Peace in small doses 327.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 336-350) and index.
- ISBN:
- 081474754X
- OCLC:
- 45958010
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