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Jerusalem is a crossroads for the Moslem, Christian and Jewish faiths. It has proven to be the sticking point in negotiations going on nearly 6,000 kilometers away at Camp David. The most difficult issue Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat are negotiating is an appropriate solution to the Jerusalem issue.

The greatest controversy lies in the division of the Old City.

Marianne Perez went out for the Jerusalem Post Internet Edition to find out how residents of the Old City feel about the issue. (All photos were taken by her except the first one which is credited to AP.)

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