CLEAN : Israelis mark 50 years since capture of Jerusalem's Old City

The transcript discusses the liberation of Jerusalem and its newfound freedom after 2000 years. It highlights the celebration of Israelis dancing through the gates of Jerusalem and addresses the controversy surrounding this act. The speaker challenges the notion that such celebrations are provocative, comparing it to potential accusations of racism if Arabs were restricted in similar ways. The transcript concludes by reflecting on historical restrictions that prevented Jews from walking through the old city under Muslim and Jordanian rule.

What is highlighted as a symbol of freedom in Jerusalem after its liberation?

• The establishment of a new government

• The removal of all religious symbols

• The construction of new buildings

• The presence of diverse religious sites

What activity are Israelis engaging in to celebrate in Jerusalem?

• Holding a political rally

• Organizing a sports event

• Dancing through the gates

• Building new synagogues

How is the act of Jews dancing through Jerusalem perceived by some?

• As a religious ceremony

• As a cultural exchange

• As a provocation

• As a peaceful gesture

What historical restriction is mentioned regarding Jews in Jerusalem?

• They were not allowed to speak Hebrew

• They were not allowed to walk through the old city

• They were not allowed to trade goods

• They were not allowed to build homes

Who imposed the rule that restricted Jews from walking through the old city?

• The Ottomans

• The Jordanians

• The Egyptians

• The British