A holy city, but for whom?

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Prime Minister of Israel Yitzhak Rabin meets with President George Bush in Kennebunkport on 10 Aug 1992 in expectation of $10 billion loan guarantees. The question of sovereignty over Jerusalem will not be raised because it is too important and ruins peace talks. The Madrid conference of Oct 1991 agreed that the matter would be left till later stages of negotiations. The status of Jerusalem is changing as building continues in East Jerusalem to accommodate the influx of Jews.

Jews, Jews in Israel

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No longer an automatic ally

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The relationship between Israel and the US is less cordial in the 90s following the election of Pres George Bush. The best years for US/Israeli accord was during the Reagan era. Bush wants to push Israel towards peace with the Palestinians. He has refused aid unless Israel stops building new settlements on the West Bank. The Likud party headed by Yitzhak Shamir has a harsh policy towards Arabs which has jarred against the Bush administration.

Economic assistance, Foreign economic assistance

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Liberal euphoria may be premature

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The Labour Party won the election in Jerusalem in Jun 1992 but the leader, Yitzhak Rabin, who is dedicated to Palestinian independence, needs strong support to overcome the opposition of the 120,000 settlers in the occupied territories. Israelis are more concerned with prosperity and consumerism whereas previously security was the most important matter. Peace negotiations proceed with the country more moderate.

Political activity, Elections, Israeli Labour Party

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