US Embassy move to Jerusalem
Native American leaders seek to establish embassy in Jerusalem, strengthen ties with Israel
Inspired by the story of the Jewish people, the Riverwinds forge cultural ties between Native Americans and Israel.
On this day: in 1950: Jerusalem becomes the capital of Israel
Donald Trump applauded by Orthodox Jewish education group
Shtayyeh urges US to scrap Jerusalem embassy plan
Muslims at hajj blame Arab disunity for Jerusalem embassy move
The status of Jerusalem - home to sites holy to the Muslim, Jewish and Christian religions - is one of the biggest obstacles to any peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.
Booking.com labeled Jerusalem as an ‘Israeli settlement’
“I thought it was a hoax until I checked it out and saw it with my own eyes.”
Daniel P. Moynihan Street would honor America’s bipartisan love for Jerusalem
A bipartisan ceremony in Jerusalem this November, with Mrs. Moynihan attending, would allow Republicans to show the grace and leadership they lacked in May.
Trump: Christians ‘appreciate’ embassy move more than Jews
"It’s not a surprise; Evangelicals are people of the book."
Australia: ‘We won’t move our embassy to Jerusalem’
“Jerusalem is a final status issue and we have maintained that position for decades.”
Khamenei: Israel illegitimate, referendum should decide fate of Palestine
Khamenei also attacked Arab states that have strengthened ties with Israel in the face of the perceived Iranian threat.
Why European policies regarding Jerusalem must change
It appears that many world leaders have more regard for Palestinian sentiments than for Jewish ones.
Trump may transfer authority over Jerusalem consulate to Israel ambassador
The consulate handles relations with the Palestinian Authority and remains autonomous from the embassy.
Democrats warn Trump of consequences of ‘politicizing’ Israel
The Democrats further claimed the administration was intentionally pursuing “a dangerous effort to politicize the US-Israel relationship.”
Christian misunderstandings of Gaza and Israel
It is easy for us Americans to criticize a government trying to protect its people whose very existence is threatened on a daily basis. We do not face that existential threat.
