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One Jerusalem is an organisation that fights to keep Jerusalem undivided in Israeli possesion. It was founded as a response to the Oslo Peace Process that eventually would make a part of Jerusalem the Palestinian capital. [1] It was founded in January 2000 and seeks to be an educational institution and is entirely privately funded. They state "One Jerusalem organizes, educates and rallies supporters in Israel and all democratic countries, so that we can educate elected government officials ...".

A motto of the organisation is KEEP JERUSALEM UNITED!

At the founding at rally was organised and more than 400,000 people meet up. That was the largest rally ever in Jerusalem. Essays are also provided from writers such as: Daniel Pipes, Moshe Kohn and Ken Spiro among others.

Founding Members

David Bar-Illan, Rabbi Chaskel Besser, The Baroness Cox, Dore Gold, Emil L. Fackenheim, Douglas Feith, David Horowitz, Jean Kahn,Yehiel Leiter, Jackie Mason, Nancy Montgomery, Libby Pataki, Eli Pollack, Tom Rose, Natan Sharansky, Michael Siegal, Ron Silver, David P. Steinmann [2][3]

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