Ministerial Committee on Legislation slaps Livni across the face
The Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved Sunday a bill proposed by MK Yakov Litzman (United Torah Judaism) stating that the government cannot conduct negotiations with a foreign entity about the division of Jerusalem or its partial relinquishment without receiving the approval of 80 Knesset members -- two-thirds of the legislature.
Livni - who is determined to expel as many observant Jews from their homes as possible - plans to appeal.
The explanatory portion of the bill states: "Jerusalem is a city that was reunited. It will not be divided and no part of it will be handed over to anyone. Jerusalem's sanctity was not given to outsiders. This bill prevents the possibility that at any stage in any political process there will be a discussion about the status of the city of Jerusalem, the joy of the people in Israel. Due to past incidents in which there were talks about giving away parts of the city, it is necessary to create a law that will not even allow the possibility as the starting point of negotiations."
Labels: Jerusalem, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, Tzipi Livni, Yaakov Litzman
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 9:08 AM
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