For Jerusalem's sake I, like you, will not rest.  With great
interest I read the beautiful open letter you penned to the U.S.
president that appeared in the Washington Post, Wall Street
Journal and International Herald Tribune on Friday, and which
will appear in the New York Times today. From it I learned that
you know much about heavenly Jerusalem, but less so about its
counterpart here on earth.  An outsider reading your letter
would probably have concluded that peace has already taken root
in the City of Peace. He would learn that in Jerusalem, Jews,
Christians and Muslims worship their gods unimpeded, that "all
are allowed to build their homes anywhere in the city."  Someone
has deceived you, my dear friend. Not only may an Arab not build
"anywhere," but he may thank his god if he is not evicted from
his home and thrown out onto the street with his family and
property. Perhaps you've heard about Arab residents in Sheikh
Jarrah, having lived there since 1948, who are again being
uprooted and made refugees