When reports began emanating from the negotiations at Camp
David that Jerusalem was in danger of being divided, a
group of Israelis and Americans decided to mobilize
international grass roots support for keeping Jerusalem
united under Israeli sovereignty.
One Jerusalem immediately established a website as a central
address to unite people from around the world:
www.onejerusalem.org. Within a few months, hundreds of
thousands of people signed a petition in support of
keeping Jerusalem as the united capital of Israel.
In January of 2001, One Jerusalem held its inaugural event,
the largest rally in the history of Jerusalem.
More than
400,000 people filled the hills around Jerusalem’s Old
City for an unprecedented demonstration of support for
Israel’s beleaguered capital city, just four months
after the launch of a deadly Palestinian-Arab assault
against the Jewish state. The world watched as the
people pledged their allegiance to the
preservation of Jerusalem as the eternal, unified
capital of the State of Israel, forever open to all the
people of the world.
Since then, One Jerusalem has expanded across the globe
by organizing rallies and educational events to promote
its urgent and important message. This includes online
broadcasts with One Jerusalem leaders like Ministers
Natan Sharansky and Benjamin Netanyahu as well as events
across the world in cities like London, Rome, New York,
Miami and Memphis.
One Jerusalem has hosted educational programs through our
speakers bureau and disseminates informational mailings
and literature. We are increasing our educational
outreach through online web casts as well as by
publishing a definitive guide to Jerusalem.
Founding Members
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David Bar-Illan
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Rabbi Chaskel Besser
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The Baroness Cox
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Dore Gold
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Emil L. Fackenheim
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Douglas Feith
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David Horowitz
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Jean Kahn
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Yehiel Leiter
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Jackie Mason
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Nancy Montgomery
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Libby Pataki
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Eli Pollack
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Tom Rose
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Natan Sharansky
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Michael Siegal
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Ron Silver
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David P. Steinmann
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