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Bibi: Arabs and Jews Benefit From Unified Jerusalem
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by News Editor
Haaretz – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday that the reunification of Jerusalem after the 1967 Six-Day War gave the city the “momentum to develop”, for Jewish and Arab citizens alike.
“There are those in the Knesset who were born after the Six Day War,” Netanyahu told a special Knesset session held in honor of the annual Jerusalem Day.. “Another 54 of you were younger than 10 when Jerusalem was freed. Like many in Jerusalem, many of you cannot remember how Jerusalem was divided.”
