Cabinet approves east Jerusalem voting

The Israeli Cabinet today unanimously approved voting in east Jerusalem, defusing a crisis that threatened to derail Palestinian elections.

The Israeli Cabinet today unanimously approved voting in east Jerusalem, defusing a crisis that threatened to derail Palestinian elections.

The vote was the first major political test for Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, the likely political heir to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who remained comatose in a Jerusalem hospital today, 11 days after suffering a massive stroke.

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