Sentence examples for jerusalem's population from inspiring English sources

There's no doubt that the diversity of Jerusalem's population makes it potentially an exciting, multicultural place.

(The majority of Jerusalem's population had been Jewish for hundreds of years).

Estimates of Jerusalem's population during ancient times are variable and unreliable, but throughout the Ottoman period it is apparent that the city's population remained quite small, growing significantly only since the mid-19th century.

Opponents of a northern location counter that this site is not supported by the historical sources, and that this would place the Acra away from Jerusalem's population center.

(In 1967 Christians constituted 5percentt of Jerusalem's population; today Christians constitute just 1.5percentt. Bethlehem, not long ago an overwhelmingly Christian city, is now hardly Christian at all).

Hitorerut Yerushalim ("Jerusalem Awake") quadrupled its representation on Jerusalem's council.

JERUSALEM — Who's to blame for the mess in the Middle East?

JERUSALEM — Israel's public debate shifted this week from Hamas to hametz.

JERUSALEM — To Israel's critics abroad, the picture could not be clearer: Israel's war in Gaza is a wildly disproportionate response to the rockets of Hamas, causing untold human suffering and bombing an already isolated and impoverished population into the Stone Age, and it must be stopped.

JERUSALEM — The world's great national museums are not modest places.

Until the late 1940s, Battir was the last stop before Jerusalem on the Jaffa-Jerusalem railway.