The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
The U.S. government’s embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem will be official on Monday as a dedication ceremony at the new facility gets underway.
The controversial move cements U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a recognition previous administrations and other world leaders never dared to formalize.
Decades-long policy had always been that the status of Jerusalem would be agreed upon in final stage peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.