2. This cursory account of the political developments since 1967 is based, unless otherwise stated, on: Krämer; Rogan; Shindler, History. Arafat and Fatah: Rogan 343–53; Hussein recognition of PLO to West Bank 378; First Intifada, Hamas and Nusseibeh and Faisal Husseini roles 429–37 and 465–7; Netanyahu settlements 476; Second Intifada 478–9. PLO years: Achcar 211–31. Pappe: Arafat 337 and 351 (Husseini connection); Faisal al-Husseini 348–9. On ideology of settlement of Jerusalem and West Bank: Ariel Sharon, Warrior 354–72; “how to secure Jerusalem as permanent capital of the Jewish people … to create an outer ring of development around Arab neighbourhoods” 359; “flow of pioneering nationalism” 364. On Menachem Begin and redemptionist/maximalist Judaism: Shindler, History 147–50. On peace talks: Shlomo Ben-Ami, Scars of War, Wounds of Peace, on Sadat and Begin 146–71; the Oslo talks and Arafat on Jerusalem 247–84. In my conclusion, I have been greatly helped by the following outstanding works on history, nationalism and cities: Sylvia Auld and Robert Hillenbrand, Ottoman Jerusalem: Living City 1517–1917; Philip Mansel, Levant: Splendour and Catastrophe on the Mediterranean; Mark Mazower, Salonica: City of Ghosts; Adam LeBor, City of Oranges: Jews and Arabs in Jaffa. Palestinian portraits written with reference to: Hadi, Palestinian Personalities. Modern Russian links to Jerusalem: “Where Pity Meets Power,” The Economist 19 December 2009. Archaeology: see Raphael Greenberg, “Extreme Exposure: Archaeology in Jerusalem 1967–2007,” Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 2009, vol. 11, 3–4, 262–81.
Islamic, Christian and Jewish fundamentalism: On American millennial speculation about Armageddon; Sarah Palin, Pentecostalists’ view on Second Coming; Latter Rain prophecies; America as new Jerusalem: Sarah Curtis, “Sarah Palin’s Jerusalem and Pentecostal faith,” Colloquy Text Theory Critique 17 (2009) 70–82. Numbers 19, modern apocalyptic expectations. Lawrence Wright, “Letter from Jerusalem: Forcing the End,” New Yorker 20 July 1998. Marwan Mosque vs. Temple Tunnel, Temple Institute parallel to Northern Islamic Movement, plan to bury Arafat on Haram: Benjamin Z. Kedar and Oleg Grabar, “Epilogue,” in Sacred Esplanade 379–88. Islamicism, Hamas Charter, Protocols: Achcar 233–40. Protocols of Elders of Zion: Aaronovitch, Voodoo Histories 22–48, including Hamas Charter. On Palestinian denial of Jewish heritage: Ben-Ami 247–84; “PA Study Claims Kotel Was Never Part of Temple Mount, Jerusalem Post, 23 November 2010.
On challenges of the division of Jerusalem in one or two states: Michael Dumper, “Two State Plus: Jerusalem and the Binational Debate,” JQ 39, Autumn 2009. Sari Nusseibeh, “Haram al-Sharif,” in Sacred Esplanade 367–73. Sepulchre: Nusseibeh, Country 72. Religions ignore each other: Ethan Bronner, “Jews and Muslims Share Holy Season in Jerusalem,” New York Times 28 September 2008. Quotations from author’s conversations with Shimon Peres, Amos Oz, Rabbi S. Rabinowitz, Wajeeh al-Nusseibeh, Aded al-Judeh, Adeb al-Ansari and Naji Qazaz.
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The Jerusalem literature is vast and this bibliography is not exhaustive but lists the main sources used in the book.
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Associated Christian Press
Biblical Archaeologist
Biblical Archaeology Review
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Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research
Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites
Crusades
Eastern Christian Art
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English Historical Review
Graeco-Arabia
History Today
Israel Exploration Journal
Jerusalem Quarterly (Institute of Jerusalem Studies, al-Quds University) (JQ)
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Jewish Quarterly
Journal of Asian and African Studies
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (JRAS)
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Middle Eastern Studies
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The New Yorker
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Palestine Exploration Quarterly
Pravoslavny Palomnik
Revue des Etudes Juives
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