Who Are East Jerusalem’s Permanent Residents’?

They were born and bred in the capital, but they aren't Israeli citizens and their status is anything but permanent. In some cases, it may even be revoked.

Ariel David

Dec 09, 2014 11:22 AM

It is called permanent residency status, but like many other things in the Middle East, it can be anything but permanent.

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