World Jewry more worried by Haredi than Arab growth in Jerusalem, study finds
Nonetheless, the study also found that most of Diaspora Jewry still wants the capital to remain Jewish in nature.
Alia Tunisi, a school teacher, and one of her students at Jerusalem's Hand in Hand Arab-Jewish bilingual school.(photo credit: RONEN ZVULUN / REUTERS)ByTAMARA ZIEVEUpdated:
