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If you don't like Haaretz (who does) in post #11

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1136361041607&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

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"Although no final Israeli government decision has been made, Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom told the cabinet Sunday that Israel's message "is that east Jerusalem residents would be able to vote, but not in east Jerusalem, rather in areas close to their homes," an apparent reference to areas like Abu Dis and Eizariya."

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"Only a few hundred Arab residents of Jerusalem have registered as voters for the upcoming elections, PA officials revealed on Monday. "

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"The "Jerusalem district,", which includes Abu Dis, A-Ram, Bir Nabala, Hizma and Kalandiya, has a total population of 323,837. About 70 percent live inside the city's municipal boundaries and hold Israeli ID cards."

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If they are Israeli citizens why are they voting in the Palistinian elections. They should 'elect' which citizenship they want.