1.   Even since the Oslo accords, Israelis have continued to build Jewish housing in Arab neighborhoods.

2.   On Thursday, Netanyahu angered Palestinians by resuming the process for construction of Jewish housing on land Palestinians say belongs to them.

3.   Or rather, say Palestinians cynically, not allowed until the land is wanted for Jewish housing, when, strangely, building becomes allowable after all.

4.   Sometimes, years later, those same areas will be bulldozed and prepared for Jewish housing.

5.   They said they would remain until the Palestinians put a stop to shooting from there into nearby Jewish housing.

6.   They have reportedly worked out tentative deals on issues involving permits for new Jewish housing, control of water supplies and the height of buildings surrounding the Jewish enclave.

7.   Palestinian leaders, who oppose any further Jewish housing in the neighborhood they want as a future capital, have asked their people to protest without violence.

8.   Palestinian leaders, who oppose any further Jewish housing in the neighborhood they claim as a future capital, asked their people to protest without violence.

9.   Palestinian leaders, who oppose any further Jewish housing in the part of the city they claim as a future capital, asked their people to protest without violence.

10.   Arabs have reacted with outrage to Israeli plans to build Jewish housing in east Jerusalem and have expressed frustration at the slow pace of the peace process.