Understanding Jerusalem Day

What is one reason why Jerusalem Day is considered controversial?

• It has inflamed tensions between Arabs and Jews.

• It is an ancient holiday like Hanukkah.

• It is recognized in the Tanakh like Yom Kippur.

• It is a holiday celebrated by all Jewish communities.

What was the UN's initial plan for Jerusalem in 1947?

• To make it the capital of Israel.

• To place it under international control.

• To divide it equally between Jews and Arabs.

• To give it to Jordan.

How did the Jewish state respond to the UN partition plan in 1947?

• They negotiated for more territory.

• They ignored it completely.

• They accepted it hoping for freedom of worship.

• They rejected it outright.

What was the status of Jewish access to holy sites in East Jerusalem from 1948 to 1967?

• Jews could visit only on religious holidays.

• Jews had unrestricted access.

• Jews were completely barred from visiting.

• Jews could visit with special permits.

What significant event occurred on the 28th of Iyar during the Six-Day War?

• The signing of a peace treaty.

• The reunification of Jerusalem under Jewish control.

• The division of Jerusalem into East and West.

• The establishment of the UN partition plan.

What was the outcome of the Six-Day War for Israel?

• Israel became a member of the UN.

• Israel signed a peace treaty with Jordan.

• Israel gained control of East Jerusalem.

• Israel lost significant territory.

What is the significance of the prayer 'Hallel' during Jerusalem Day?

• It is a prayer for peace.

• It is a prayer of mourning.

• It is a prayer of praise and thanks.

• It is a prayer for rain.

What is one of the main reasons for the controversy surrounding the flag march on Jerusalem Day?

• It involves marching through mostly Arab areas.

• It is a religious ceremony held in synagogues.

• It is a peaceful event with no opposition.

• It is a celebration of Arab culture.

What is a key difference between citizens and permanent residents of East Jerusalem?

• Citizens can be deported.

• Permanent residents can vote in national elections.

• Citizens cannot work in Israel.

• Permanent residents do not hold Israeli passports.

What psychological concept is mentioned in relation to the tensions in Jerusalem?

• Groupthink

• Confirmation bias

• Zero-sum thinking

• Cognitive dissonance