Examples of using Jerusalem should in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Jerusalem should be an open city.
I don't think that Jerusalem should become Disneyland.
Jerusalem should remain undivided.
There is a UN resolution on the issue- and the question of Jerusalem should come up in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
Jerusalem should be accessible to all.
We say, as Imam Khomeini said,that Israel should be wiped off the face of the earth and Jerusalem should go back to the Muslims because it belongs to them…"[6].
Jerusalem should never be divided again.
Lu said China believes in a two-state resolution and that the status of Jerusalem should be resolved through dialogue between Palestinians and Israelis in accordance with relevant U.N. resolutions.
This term comes right out of Resolution 181, and apparently still influenced the diplomatic doctrines of some European countries,who believe that at the end of the day Jerusalem should become an internationalized city.
Jerusalem should be open to all, shared by all.”.
On March 3, 1980 President Carter clarified the US's position saying dismantling Israeli settlements is"neither proper nor practical" andthat"Jerusalem should be undivided" with its status determined in peace negotiations.
Jerusalem should be a religious area for all religions.
After years throughout which the initiative operated under the concept and name‘Jerusalem Season of Culture', it was understood that the idea of holiness, or sacredness,that lies at the heart of Jerusalem, should also be at the heart of the initiative and its brand.
EU: Jerusalem should be capital of two states".
A majority of the Jewish public(72%) thinks that after stable peacebetween Israel and the Palestinians has been achieved, Jerusalem should be united and the capital of Israel(including those who would accept the Islamic holy places being in the Palestinians' hands).
His comments on Jerusalem should serve as a wakeup call for Arab leaders and decision makers, as well as to the rest of the world.
This morning, Israel's Foreign Ministry came out with a greatoutcry about the European Union's intention to proclaim that Jerusalem should be the capital of two states- West Jerusalem the Capital of Israel and East Jerusalem the Capital of Palestine.
Rather, Jerusalem should think creatively of other scenarios, perhaps my"no-state solution" bringing in the Jordanian and Egyptian governments.
In view of the broad definitions in the Law, and given the fact that many of the residents of East Jerusalem were nationals or citizens of Jordan before 1967, it appears that this condition is fulfilled in many cases,and the properties of those people in East Jerusalem should be regarded as"absentees' property".
Consistently, Israel has held that Jerusalem should remain its undivided capital and that both Jews and Arabs have the right to build anywhere in the city.
Very few see a likelihood of alternatives that would reduce Israel's control of the city: 12% think that in a situation of peace, the western part should remain the capital of Israel and the eastern part should be the capital of Palestine;7% say Jerusalem should be an international city; while 5.5% believe the city should remain united and be the joint capital of Israel and Palestine.
The Arab Christians seem to think that Jerusalem should be an International City, whilst the scriptures actually declared that Jerusalem, at the end times, would be in Jewish hands(Luke 21:24).
Egypt supports the position of the Palestinian Authority that the struggle for Jerusalem should be done in part through massive tourism, which will emphasize the centrality of Jerusalem to Islam and help the Palestinians in the city to“hold out” financially.
Reinforcing Jerusalem should be a high priority, with the government acting to bolster the Zionist majority in the city by massive building in the E-1 quadrant(despite Palestinian and European objections) and linking the city to Maaleh Adumim and eventually to the Jordan Valley.
Additionally, any relocation of the American embassy to West Jerusalem should be conceived and executed in the broader context reflecting Jerusalem's status as a city holy to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike.
The current global conference in Jerusalem should communicate this message to Netanyahu, dissolve itself and be substituted by a permanent professional secretariat which will direct an ongoing global campaign against anti-Semitism and provide guidance for embattled Jews throughout the world.

