WATCH: A plan to install a cable car across Jerusalem to the Old City took a step forward after the Supreme Court ruled against Israeli and Palestinian opponents of the project
A unanimous ruling by a three-judge panel disseminated by the Justice Ministry showed the court had decided against intervening to reverse the Israeli government's 2019 approval of the plan, saying proper planning procedures had been followed.
Israeli cultural rights and environmental groups and Palestinians in Silwan, an East Jerusalem neighbourhood at the foot of the Old City, were among the petitioners against the project.
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