Jerusalem is one.
Yes, Jerusalem was divided from 1948 to 1967. In June of 1967, during the Six Day War, Israel occupied the entire city.
they are divided into three most common religions:JewsChristiansIslam
Jerusalem, which is divided into the Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Armenian quarters.
For administrative purposes, Israel is divided into the Northern, Central, Southern, and Jerusalem sectors.
No. Iraq is a country that includes the two great rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates. Jerusalem is a city that is nominally divided between the modern state of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
If the question is asking as to which two countries desperately claim Jerusalem to be theirs, the answer is: Israel and Palestine. However, Jerusalem was never designed to belong to two countries. Like all cities, it was designed to be a unified city. Every city that has been divided, from Berlin, to Vienna, to Nicosia, to Rome has suffered from having its urban structure divided between two different countries.
If the question is asking as to which two countries desperately claim Jerusalem to be theirs, the answer is: Israel and Palestine. However, Jerusalem was never designed to belong to two countries. Like all cities, it was designed to be a unified city. Every city that has been divided, from Berlin, to Vienna, to Nicosia, to Rome has suffered from having its urban structure divided between two different countries.
The tribe of Judah was in the south of Israel. Once it was divided it became the kingdom of the South and included Jerusalem.
every street in Jerusalem has a different zip code. some streets are even divided to 2 zip codes. you can try the link in the Related links to find a specific zip code. (Henrew)
I do not believe that Israel would willing divide Jerusalem. If such a division did occur, because of some peace treaty negotiations, the city would likely be divided between West Jerusalem (to Israel) and East Jerusalem (to Palestine) and the Old City of Jerusalem would be under some sort of Israeli or international aegis. After the failure of the Taba Summit Agreement, the Israeli populace would not get behind a Palestinian-controlled Old City.
Jerusalem is part of the southern Levantine which is called the "Holy Land" and the "Land of Israel". Currently, the city is legally divided between the States of Israel and the Palestinian Territories. If you are asking from an Israeli Perspective, Jerusalem is part of Israel's Central Region.