Next year in West Jerusalem

Victor Sharpe concludes an article at American Thinker titled Passover's gift: The Promised and Undivided Land with the following words:

...for centuries Jews have uttered a prayer at the conclusion of the Passover meal. In Hebrew it is L'Shanah HaBa'ah B'Yerushalayim. In English it means, "Next year may we be in Jerusalem," the 3,000 year old eternal capital of the Jewish people.
But in the beginning of the second decade of the 21st century the world, through the hateful two-state-solution, is forcing Jerusalem to again be divided by a wall of concrete and Arab hate. Those who call themselves Palestinians demand the eastern half of the city and the ancient Jewish prayer at Passover may yet become a bitter and tragic joke.
Worshipers will be forced into saying,
"Next year in West Jerusalem."
Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/03/passovers_gift_the_promised_and_undivided_land.html#ixzz2ORLJ2Yot