Jerusalem and the UNESCO resolutions

Bodian, Miriam, 1948-
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Title Jerusalem and the UNESCO resolutions.
Host Item Christian News from Israel 25 (1975) 63-70
Description The controversy centers on several resolutions passed by the UNESCO Executive Board - most notably the 2016 "Occupied Palestine" resolution, which referred to the Temple Mount and the Western Wall by their Arabic names, which erased or negated the 3000-year-old Jewish connection to the holy sites.
Language English
National Library system number 990002968060705171
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