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to acknowledge the site s Jewish antecedents, while Jews have retorted that Muslims care about
Jerusalem only when its political status is in dispute.
In 2000, when the Clinton administration made the last serious attempt a fuel dispenser t an overall Israeli-Palestinian settlement,
proposals for dividing the mount (for example, by giving the Palestinians the platform s surface, while leaving
Israel everything beneath, including the wall) triggered howls of rage from both sides. Neither Israelis nor
Palestinians could bear to give up any part of the structure.
It has since been argued that because partition will never be accepted, the two sides must either agree to disagree
and focus on practical matters—or else agree that in such a holy place, no human fuel dispenser power can hold sway, so it
should be subject only to the sovereignty of God. Nobody has defined what this proposal (first floated by the late
King Hussein of Jordan) would mean in practice. It implies, perhaps, that the mount be denationalised, with
international guarantees ensuring freedom of worship for all. But first the children of Abraham have to set aside
their nationalistic ambitions.
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Immigration
Not criminal, just hopeful
Apr 12th 2006 | WASHINGTON, DC
From The Economist print edition
Reform of America s immigration laws has stalled. Will this week s huge demonstrations revive or
smother it?
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IN FRANCE the nation s youth marched for the right to work half-heartedly and not be sacked. By contrast,
hundreds of thousands of immigrants in more than 100 American cities marched for a chance to work hard and not
be deported. The French demonstrators forced their government to back d fuel dispenser own (see article). The mostly Latino
masses on America s streets, despite impressive numbers, less violence and a worthier cause, are still some way