Jerusalem
Make Jerusalem an international city. It seems the obvious solution to that fervently, stubbornly contested city. It has become more of a symbol than a place and should not be the capital or a part of any one nation but an interfaith center where worshipers of all faiths may come in peace and safety.
Thus, while no contending nation or faith will win it, neither will any of them lose it.
MARSHA HUNT
Sherman Oaks
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