Technically, though, Jerusalem was plainly *not* builded here

and any attempt to do so would fall foul of local planning regulations, not to mention an inevitable intellectual property dispute from Israel, who might quite reasonably argue that there's already a perfectly good Jerusalem in their neck of the woods, thank you very much.

Really the whole narrative needs redrafting to comply with planning, intellectual property and international asset transfer rules.

Posted By: Old Man, Jul 10, 11:08:51