Talk:Christian Quarter

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When did this quarter originate?... was it after or before the armenian quarter?

[edit] Make the "stub" neutral

Months back, I changed the "stub" in this article to read "Middle East geography stub," due to the fact that the Quarter is located in occupied East Jerusalem. International law and consensus is clear - this is not part of Israel. Rather, it is the occupied West Bank. Israelis, however, claim it as their own. Due to this dispute, "Middle East" geography stub would be a more appropriate entry. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 207.245.188.228 (talk)