Jerusalem-Bethlehem International Zone (A better world TL)

Name- Jerusalem-Bethlehem International Zone.Local name- Jerusalem-Bethlehem International Zone (English). ירושלים-בעטהלעהעם אינטערנאַציאָנאַלער זאָנע (Yiddish) (Eng. Tr. Irushlim-Bethlehem Internatsyonaler Zone), منطقة القدس - بيت لحم الدولية (Arabic) (Eng. Tr. Mintaqat Alquds - Bayt Lahm Alduwalia) ירושלים - בית לחם (Hebrew).Timeline: A better world (TL).OTL location: Jerusalem, Abu Dis, Bethlehem International and a connecting zones. 
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Capital 	Jerusalem. 
Largest City 	Jerusalem.
Other major settlements 	Bethlehem and Abu Dis.
Languages 	Esperanto 25%, Levantine Arabic 25%, Hebrew 24%, Yiddish 24%, British and American English 15%, French 12%, Russian 2%, Ukranian 2%, Polish 1%, German, Georgian, Turkish, Latin, Greek and Armenian. Esperanto is used as the inter-communal and official UN language of the zone. Some are bilingual in also English and\or French as well.
Leader 	UN Governor General Renata Lok-Dessallien.
Deputy Leader 	Deputy UN Governor General Nir Barkat (Likud).
Head of parliament 	President-Mayor Zaki al-Ghul (independent).
Type of regime  	UN International Zone.
Name of national legislature 	The UN Security Council's Committee on the Jerusalem-Bethlehem International Zone.
Area 	-.
Population 	875,000.
Number of international airports 	1.
Number of major ports 	0.
State de facto formed 	1925.
De facto Independence date 	1926 (LoN International Zone)
Independence de jure reconised on	1937.
Currency 	Swiss Franc and Turkish Lira.
Religions 	Judaism 48%, Islam 44%, Christian 6% and Agnostic 2%.
Motto 	-.
Imports: 	Vertualy everything needed for modern civilised life..
Exports: 	Tourist sites, religious books and grapes.
Demonym 	Jerusalemer, Jerusalemite (Yerushalmi), Qudsi, Maqdisi.
Anthem  	-.
Ethnic groups 	Arabs 45%, Non Yiddish Jews 24%, Yiddisher Jews 24%, British and American Whites 5%, French 2%, Georgians, Turkish, Greeks and Armenians.
Internet TLD: 	Jbiz.
Highest mountain: 	The highest hill is at 754m (2,474 ft).
Calling code: 	+9722.
Number of military personnel: 	1,500 heavly armed Blue Berets and 2,500 lightly armed Blue Helmets.
% Literacy: 	100%.
Drives on the: 	Left.
National sport: 	Football.
National debt: 	Owed £176,000
GDP per capita (PPP): 	$42,614.
% Interest rates: 	0.2%
% Inflation rates: 	0.1%
Life expectancy in years: 	79.
==History==
===Pre-1914===
It was once part of the Ottoman Empire.
===The Anti-Serbia War (1914-1918)===
It was created by the League of Nations (the LoN) in the wake successful of the Arab takeover of the Hejaz, Syria, Saudi Arabia and the port of Aqaba after the defeat of the Ottoman Empier.
===The inter-war years===
====Russian Revolution (1917-1924)====
It stayed neutral in the conflict. 
====The Great Depression (1929-1940)====
The economy declined sharply for 3 years until protectionist and LoN funded welfare measures were brought in until the economy was back in order.
===The Great East Asia War (1931-1946)===
It stayed neutral in the conflict.
===The Anti-Hitlerian War (1939-1946)===
It stayed neutral in the conflict, but became a joint de facto  Papal, Swedish and Swiss protectorate during the conflict. German agents tried to stir up Arab nationalism in the region, but it never came to fruition, apart from a few ugly Arab riots and street protests in 1945 and 1946.
Thousands flocked to the zone, as they would also do to Israel, in the wake of the Anti-Hitlerian War.
===Cold War===
It stayed neutral in the conflict.
The 1967 Arab–Israeli War, or Six-Day War, saw some Isralie, Egyptian and Syrian troops try to assassinate UN staff. Lucky the local police and Blue Berets successfully apprehend them.
===1990s===
Jewish and Palestinian community tensions rose suddenly throughout the 1990s.
===Life today===
It is run by the UN Security Council and before that the LoN's equivalent. It was Renata Lok-Dessallien has recently been accused in the Middle Eastern of dereliction of duty and condoning human rights abuses by the zone's police force.
==Economy==
It hinges on tourism, selling religious books, a local taxi firm, a local bus firm and the farming of grapes.
==Organisations==
It is run by the UN Security Council and before that the LoN's equivalent. Renata Lok-Dessallien has recently been accused in the Middle Eastern of dereliction of duty and condoning human rights abuses. The Palestinian Christian Mayor of Bethlehem, Vera Baboun, is her main critic.
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