Importance of Jerusalem

"Nobody insists ... Everyone insists on it" (Scott). For that reason, Balin of Iberin was announced at the 2005 movie "Heaven". The city itself is not eye-catching as long as there is no spiritual implication. But in this ancient place people's beliefs are complicatedly wrapped around the earth. Until today, it has promoted conflicts that have lasted thousands of years, and perhaps the best explanation comes from Mr.

Due to the rise of Islam and its roots to Judaism and Christianity, the historical importance of Jerusalem as the birthplace of monotheism began to pray to Jerusalem at first, but then changed to Mecca's facts. Then the importance of Jerusalem was integrated into the Islamic tradition, when Muslims declared that Jerusalem is a famous night place for Al-Aqsa Mosque Isla and Mikharam Mohammed. Later, the hill of the Jewish temple was declared as a scene of Abraham's sacrifice - Isaac's bundled Jewish - in the Christian tradition, Abraham was told that human sacrifice is unacceptable. It is bundled. This site has become a rock dome

Is the difference between Palestinians and Israeli people preventing them from resolving the conflict?

When the Egyptian president Anwar Sadat went to Jerusalem in 1977, he emphasized the importance of Jerusalem. "Israel occupied the territory of the Arab and insists on a complete withdrawal of these territories, including Arab Jerusalem," he said in Knesset. He insisted that the town of Jerusalem should have a "special status", should not be consolidated by Israel, "to provide a free and open city to all believers." In 1978, Camp David signed with Egypt without mentioning Jerusalem, but both parties agreed to "negotiate an agreement to define the authority and responsibilities of the autonomous authorities of the West Bank and Gaza."

Today the status of Jerusalem continues to be one of the central issues of the Israel - Palestinian conflict. During the Arab-Israel war of 1948, West Jerusalem was one of the areas occupied by Israel and was later consolidated by Israel, but East Jerusalem including the Old Town was captured and later merged by Jordan It was. During the six-day war in 1967, Israel confiscated East Jerusalem from Jordan and then coalesced it with the other territory of Jerusalem. The "Jerusalem Law" of 1980, one of Israel 's "basic laws", called Jerusalem the inequitable capital of the country. All Israeli branches such as the Knesset, Beit Aghion, President (Beit HaNassi), Supreme Court are all in Jerusalem. The international community refused to treat the consolidation as illegal and regarded East Jerusalem as the territory of Palestine that Israel occupied, but Israel had more strong sovereignty demand on West Jerusalem.