JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu headed to a settlement neighborhood of annexed east Jerusalem Monday wrapping up his reelection campaign with the claim that only he would keep the city united.
The rightwing incumbent has repeatedly accused his center-left challengers Isaac Herzog and Tzipi Livni of being ready to abandon Israel’s claim to Jerusalem as its indivisible capital in peace negotiations with the Palestinians.
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