"I see it as an international, open and undivided city. Of course it will continue to be a capital for the Jews, but also for all the people in the world."
Unfortunately, I don't have a vote in Jerusalem. I live in Shiloh. I don't think Gaydamak would be a good mayor for Jerusalem.
If you read the article, much too long to be copied here, you'd see more worrying things.
Jerusalem is a Jewish city, open to others, but JEWISH!
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I'M not voting for him---most of the voter drives, pampleteering and signs seem to be split between Barkat and Porush.
Barkat has been campaigning since the last time. If I was a Jerusalemite, I'd have a tough time deciding between Barkat a Porush. Neither are my cup of tea. But I can't imagine voting chareidi.
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