City Hall Triples Budget for Jerusalem Day 'Flag March' Through Muslim Quarter

Annual parade marking reunification of city in 1967 could fall on first day of Ramadan; survey shows majority of Jewish public opposes march going through Muslim Quarter.

Nir Hasson
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The Jerusalem municipality has decided to triple its budget for the annual flag march held on Jerusalem Day by the religious Zionist movement. The parade, as usual, is set to pass through the Muslim Quarter of the Old City, and be held on what is likely to be the first evening of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

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