Patriarchate files new complaint over ongoing land squabble in Old City

The Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem filed an complaint with a Jerusalem District Court on Monday to cancel a Supreme Court of Israel’s preference on an ongoing land dispute with Jewish classification Ateret Cohanim in Jerusalem’s Old City.

“Among justification achieved by a Patriarchate are papers dating behind to 1996 display that a radical’s financial supporter, billionaire and banker Irving Moskowitz, had reached an agreement with one of a tenants of a Petra Hotel to buy a stable franchise rights for $ 4.5 million, in serve to his eagerness to compensate for other losses as good as a adjacent “Little Petra Hotel,” a Patriarchate explained. “This is a transparent explanation of a crime of a questionable deals of 2004, given it is irrational to determine to buy a tenants’ ‘protected franchise rights’ for $ 4.5 million in 1996, while 9 years later  – in 2004 – to explain to have purchased from a Patriarchate (the owners of a properties) a skill itself, including a serve hostel, being a ‘Little Petra Hotel,’ for a small $500,000.”

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