After Palestinian gunmen carried out a terrorist attack in East Jerusalem in early September, breaking nearly two years of uneasy calm in the city, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that "the war continues in Jerusalem." Evan Gottesman and TJ's Danny Seidemann break down what the attack actually means for the city, its consequences for Jerusalem's residents, plus an update on E1 and the diplomatic campaign to recognize a Palestinian state.
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After Palestinian gunmen carried out a terrorist attack in East Jerusalem in early September, breaking nearly two years of uneasy calm in the city, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that "the war continues in Jerusalem." Evan Gottesman and TJ's Danny Seidemann break down what the attack actually means for the city, its consequences for Jerusalem's residents, plus an update on E1 and the diplomatic campaign to recognize a Palestinian state.
With the specter of a wider Israel-Iran war looming over the Middle East, Evan Gottesman catches up with TJ's Danny Seidemann and Palestinian affairs expert Jumana Jaouni about the latest out of Jerusalem. Despite recent provocations at the Temple Mount/Haram al Sharif—and shameless obfuscations by Israeli politicians—might the contested holy city actually be the perfect, imperfect example for the region to follow?
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After Palestinian gunmen carried out a terrorist attack in East Jerusalem in early September, breaking nearly two years of uneasy calm in the city, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that "the war continues in Jerusalem." Evan Gottesman and TJ's Danny Seidemann break down what the attack actually means for the city, its consequences for Jerusalem's residents, plus an update on E1 and the diplomatic campaign to recognize a Palestinian state.
