Sublime

Jerusalem;

Jerusalem, with a Jewish population of 100,000, was to be internationalized but cut off from the Jewish areas.

Under the administration’s policy, a Jew could only build his home in certain Jerusalem neighborhoods but an Arab could build anywhere—even illegally—without limit.

Yerushalmi

This was a Jordanian city, a distant second to the capital of Amman, and never considered Palestinian. Jewish Jerusalem, located in the west, contrastingly became Israel’s capital.