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1997: The Year That Was (4630 words) |
 | Although most publications are cognizant of the troubled genealogy of the Jerusalem part of their data, the figures nonetheless become part and parcel of national meaning-making industries, begging the question as to the kinds of relationships that come to bear upon the city and its representation. |
| The Jerusalem district differs significantly from the rest of the West Bank in the poverty index. |
| As part of the foreign philanthropic initiatives that drove at least one-third of Jewish urbanization in Jerusalem in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, neighborhoods were built for instance for Yemenite Jews in Silwan (1882) and in Al-Thuri (1888). |
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