Cabinet mulls leaving capital's Arab districts outside barrier Considered a possible security risk, Arab residents of north and east Jerusalem may find themselves living on opposite side of security fence. Amir Rapaport In recent unpublicized meetings, Israeli security officials have been discussing the possibility of leaving the Arab neighborhoods of north and east Jerusalem outside the boundaries of the security fence. These plans are consistent with comments made in June by Deputy Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who told Maariv NRG that the neighborhoods in question would be under Palestinian jurisdiction: "In the future, in an effort to improve the demographic...