Reports such as the following affirm current Vatican dialogues to regain control of the Holy Land. [...]
* On Sept. 10, ‘93, just three days before the ratifying of the Declaration of Principles in Washington, the Italian news mag La Stampa reported that part of the peace deal was an unwritten agreement that the Vatican would receive political authority over the Old City of Jerusalem by the end of the millenium. The paper described that Shimon Peres had assured the pope to deliver the holy sites of Jerusalem the previous May and that Yasser Arafat had accepted the arrangement.
* In March ‘94, the Israeli newsmagazine Shishi printed an interview with Mark Halter, a French intellectual and close friend of Shimon Peres. He said he delivered a letter from Peres to the Pope the previous May, within which Peres offered the Vatican Palace hegemony over the Old City of Jerusalem. The article detailed Peres’s offer which essentially turned Jerusalem into an international city overseen by the Holy See.
* In March ‘95, the radio station Arutz Sheva announced that it had seen a telegraph sent by the Israeli Embassy in Rome to the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem outlining the deliver of the Old City of Jerusalem to the Vatican. Two days later Haaretz issued the telegraph on its front page. The Foreign Ministry explained that the cable was real but someone had whitened out the word “not.” ie We will not transfer authority to the Vatican. Incredibly, numerous Bnei Brak rabbis who had cancelled Passover meetings with Peres over the issue of the telegraph accepted the explanation and reinvited him to their homes. The Foreign Ministry’s Legal Affairs representative, Esther Samilag, publicly complained about “several capitulations” to the Vatican. She was immediately transferred to a post at the Israeli Embassy in Kathmandu, Kingdom of Nepal. MK Avraham Shapira announced in the Knesseth that he had information that all Vatican property in Jerusalem was to become tax-free and that large tracts of real property on Mount Zion tended to the pope in perpetuity. Jerusalem’s late Deputy Mayor Shmuel Meir announced that he had received “information that properties promised to the Vatican would be granted extra-territorial status.” Beilin was forced to answer the charges. He admitted, ‘Included in the Vatican Agreement is the issue of papal properties in Israel that will be resolved by a commission of experts that has already been formed.’ If so, this commission has not since issued any proof of its existence. With all this in mind, how do we read the Vatican’s current position on Jerusalem?
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