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over a 1,000 people came together in front of the US Consulate Toronto, Canada to stand for international law, and against a Israeli-only Jerusalem. People from all walks of life, Jews, Christians, Muslims and other faiths, joined together to send the message “Hands Off Al Quds/Jerusalem.” Their message is that USA decision to name Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and to relocate the US embassy has innumerable serious consequences. This emergency rally was one among a number happening across Canada including in Montreal, Ottawa, London, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. All around the world, citizens are coming together in front of US diplomatic office to speak out against Trump\'s unilateral and illegal recognition of Jerusalem. Trump administration’s plans run counter to longstanding international consensus. It is a major violation of many United Nations Security Council resolutions) and the principles of international law, which consider all Israeli actions and laws aimed at changing the legal and historical status of East Jerusalem null and void. These resolutions ban the establishment of diplomatic missions, the transfer of embassies or the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. These resolutions consider East Jerusalem as an integral part of the Palestinian territory occupied in 1967. Any recognition of the city of Jerusalem as the capital of the occupying power, the establishment of any diplomatic mission in Jerusalem or its transfer to the city is a violation of International law and the Fourth Geneva Convention On November 30, 2017, the UN General Assembly last week voted overwhelmingly that “any actions taken by Israel, the occupying Power, to impose its laws, jurisdiction and administration on the Holy City of Jerusalem are illegal and therefore null and void and have no validity whatsoever.” The rally is important said organizers not only because of the Trump Administration decision, but because, Canada was one of just six countries that voted against this resolution on Jerusalem. Canadians have clearly spoken that the Canadian government is out of line with public opinion when it comes to Palestine. In a March 2017 EKOS poll, Canadians indicated they believe overwhelmingly that sanctions are a reasonable way for Canada to censure countries violating international law and human rights, and a strong majority of Canadians believe that government sanctions on Israel would be reasonable. The message is that the Canadian government’s decision not to follow the US example is not enough. Canada has an obligation to condemn the actions of the US government based on Article 1 of the Geneva Convention which requires that Canada \"ensure compliance\" with the Geneva Convention by other High Contracting Parties.\" This makes it essential that the Canadian government issue a clear statement condemning the action of the US government, and to publicly and diplomatically oppose all foreign embassies in Jerusalem. Speakers were from the Palestinian and Arab communities, the United Church of Canada, the Muslim community, the Jewish community, labour, the Canadian Federation of Students (Ontario), the Christian Peacemaker Teams, Solidarity Against Fascism Everywhere, Canadian Peace Congress, and others who stand for justice and international law. Over 40 groups endorsed today’s emergency action to speak against the move for a Israeli exclusive Jerusalem, and for a universal city where all are welcome.

I miss you Jerusalem - Global March to Jerusalem \"I miss you Jerusalem\" is a catchy song by Taha Hosna an Iranian singer dedicated to Global march to Jerusalem Love can not be locked up Heart may not be tied up We are flowing - Don\'t give in We are coming - Don\'t give in Love can not be locked up I miss you my missed land Long live my homeland O bright hope of Islam I miss you my missed land You are sacred and divine Open your arms to welcome مسجد الاقصی ... لیلیة الاسری القدس لنا - بحول الله مسجد الاقصی ... لیلیة الاسری والنصر لنا - باذن الله مسجد الاقصی ... لیلیة الاسری البیت لنا - بحول الله مسجد الاقصی ... لیلیة الاسری و القدس لنا - باذن الله طه حسنی خواننده جوان و پر آتیه موسیقی معنوی ترانه ای را برای حمایت از مردم مظلوم فلسطین و کاروان بین المللی \"الی بیت المقدس\" با عنوان (I Miss You) دلتنگ تو هستم اجرا و منتشر نمود. این اثر فاخر که یکی از بهترین آثار تولید شده در رابطه با فلسطین می باشد توسط بهترین آهنگ سازهای ترکیه در این کشور به دو زبان انگلیسی و عربی تولید شده است. ترجمه قسمت هایی از این ترانه بدین شرح است: عشق نمی تواند محصور بماند، قلب ممکن نیست به بند کشیده شود، تسلیم مشو، ما در راهیم و به سوی تو می آییم، دلم برای تو تنگ می شود، سرزمین گمشده ام پاینده باشی ای زادگاه من، ای امید روشن اسلام Category: Music Tags: miss you Jerusalem Global March to palestine Miss You Madness Universe Pageant Beauty Rules Mister Donald Trump Donald Trump (TV Actor) Masters Davey Team Masters (snooker) Little America Miss Universe International Excuse Blink Ramsey Meeting Little Miss Prelude Forum Conference Group Youth Community Association Council Summit music Education Board

The Mayor of Jerusalem has authorized the demolition of more Palestinian homes in Eastern Jerusalem that it considers "illegal". He has slated 20,000 Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem for demolition on account of them being considered by him as "illegal".

The Jerusalem Quartet gave a performance at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor's Rackham Auditorium, October 21, 2010. This is a group of musicians with strong ties to the illegitimate Zionist Regime and its military force, the IDF. Recipients of financial support from the Zionist Regime, the Jerusalem Quartet promotes the policy interests of the Regime through culture and art. Protest participants are: Michigan Peace Network, JWFP (Jewish Witnesses for Peace and Friends - an anti-zionist group), JCD (Jerusalem Committee Detroit), and local residents of the state of Michigan, USA.

Israel has revealed new plans for demolishing Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem al-Quds and the occupied West Bank. The Jerusalem municipality has begun issuing demolition orders for buildings in the city. Most of the orders are in two neighborhoods near the Shoafat refugee camp, in the north of al-Quds and the Palestinian side of the separation fence-- namely Ras Hamis and Ras Shehada. According to Palestinian sources, demolitions will leave some 15-thousand people homeless. This comes against the backdrop of Israel\'s new plans for building some 5-thousand settler units in the occupied Palestinian territories. Israel\'s settlement activities are considered illegal under international law.

[01 Apr 2014] Israel puts in tenders for more settler units in the east Jerusalem - English

[26 May 2014] Christian prayer book set on fire in attack on church in Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[06 June 2014] Global March to Jerusalem held in Gaza - English

[08 June 2014] PA calls for intl. pressure on Australia over shift in policy on East Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[30 June 2014] Israel approves a $90 million development program in Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[04 July 2014] israeli troops clash with Palestinian protesters in East Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[21 July 2014] Israeli fatally shoots Palestinian north of Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[04 Aug 2014] Palestinians set off fireworks towards Israeli forces near Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[29 Dec 2014] Israelis contemplating tougher measures against Palestinians in Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[04 Jan 2015] Palestinians marched in East Jerusalem al-Quds, calling for an end to Israeli occupation - English

[24 April 2015] Palestinians angry over Israeli projects in East Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[25 May 2015] 75% of Palestinians in East Jerusalem/al-Quds live below poverty line - English

[18 Sep 2015] The Debate – Judaization of Jerusalem Al-Quds - English

Thousands of Egyptians Participated in a March in support of Jerusalem al-Quds on the Friday following the painful memory of the occupation of East Jerusalem, al-Quds at the hands of the Israeli army. Participants from various political groups including the Muslim Brotherhood and the Jama\'a Islamiya marched following Friday prayers which Prime Minister Hesham Qandil participated in.

Thousand of Israelis have held a rally in Jerusalem al-Quds against talks between Tel Aviv and the Palestinian Authority. The rally was attended by several prominent rabbis within the settler community. The protesters called on Israeli authorities to halt talks with the P-A demanding that Tel Aviv expand and continue its settlement activities in the West Bank. The participants called US Secretary of State John Kerry\\\'s framework agreement for the so-called peace talks anti-Semitic. The so-called Kerry plan is expected to call for a phased Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank based on the 1967 lines with unprecedented security arrangements in the strategic Jordan Valley. Israel has recently been facing mounting international pressure and isolation over its continued settlement activities.

[13 Apr 2014] UNESCO mission to evaluate Jerusalem al-Quds state of preservation - English

[10 June 2014] Israel continues to expand settlements in Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[03 July 2014] Hamas rallies in solidarity with Palestinians in West Bank, Jerusalem al-Quds - English

[27 July 2014] Palestinians in Jerusalem al-Quds not happy for Eid Al-Fiter due to Israeli aggression - English

[25 Dec 2014] Unknown attacker wounds 2 Israeli officers in Jerusalem, escapes scene - English

[01 feb 2015] Israelis attack a Palestinian refugee camp in Jerusalem - English

[12 March 2015] Israeli settlers stormed al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem - English

[13 March 2015] Israeli forces destroy structures in Kafr \'Aqab town in East Jerusalem al-Quds - English