Trump recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
Another blow to the hearts of
Muslims, Trump recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel,
the strong reaction of the international community. US President Donald Trump
has formally announced the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of
Israel.
Speaking directly to the White
House on Wednesday afternoon, he made it clear that his announcement was an
acknowledgment of a fact that had become inevitable, so it should not be taken
further. He stands by his promise to bring peace to Israel and Palestine, and
his latest move is a step towards that goal.
President Trump also instructed
the US State Department to remove the embassy from Tel Aviv and begin
construction on a new building in Jerusalem, which currently has a US
consulate. Official sources say the new embassy could take years to build and
become permanent. He cited the example of the US embassy in London, which is
taking eight years to relocate to a new building. The work began in 2010 and is
expected to be completed in 2018.
President Trump has sought to win
the confidence of the world and Islamic leaders with his expected announcement but
has met stiff resistance. , Who warned the president that the decision could
have serious consequences, but did not change his mind? On Tuesday, President
Trump spoke by telephone with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas,
Jordan's King Abdullah, Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sepi, Saudi King
Salman bin Abdul-Aziz, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Former
President Bill Clinton's administration passed a law in 1995 requiring the
relocation of the US embassy to
Jerusalem, after which
every US president would resign every six months. Signing the adjournment
order. President Trump said he also signed the adjournment order six months ago
as usual. He said in his speech that Jerusalem is the holiest city of the
three major Muslim, Jewish and Christian religions. This issue has long been an
obstacle to the Middle East peace process.
They do not think that
recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital will have any effect on the
two-state solution in the Middle East. Jerusalem is not only the heart of
the three great religions but also the heart of one of the most successful
democracies in the world. Over the past seven decades, the Israeli people have
created a country where Jews, Muslims, Christians, and people of all faiths live
freely and worship according to their conscience and faith.
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Addressing the citizens of the
region, he said that they should live in peace with the spirit of mutual
tolerance and forbearance. Meanwhile, the Palestinian delegation has canceled
its program to attend Christmas celebrations. Announcing his controversial
decision, the US President said, "I assure you that efforts will continue
for peace and security in the region. The future of the Middle East is bright
and glorious." And for peace, Muslims, Jews, and Christians must unite.
The US president said it was
nothing more than acknowledging a fact that had to be done and that it was in
America's best interest to decide. There will be no difference on the borders
that will still be attached to Israel and Palestine.
After the announcement, Trump
signed the decision and formally approved it. Donald Trump said that this
decision is aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict between Palestine and
Israel. This is an important step. It should be noted that since 1995, at the
request of the Zionist state, the United States had a law to relocate
Washington's embassy from Tel Aviv occupied Jerusalem, but after the
law was passed, its implementation was suspended every six months. Was
Following Trump's announcement, the United States has implemented a decades-old decision that has drawn outrage from the Gulf States.
Embassies around the world in
Israel is located in Tel Aviv and occupied Jerusalem. Consulates are
established in Jerusalem because the international community did not recognize
Jerusalem
as the capital of Israel and the status of the city, which is sacred to
Muslims, Jews, and Christians are disputed. He promised that if elected
president, he would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
In his speech, he referred to his promise and said, "Today I am fulfilling
my promise. The State Department should prepare to move the embassy to Jerusalem."
Trump's official announcement to
recognize Jerusalem
Islamabad, Ankara, Doha, Cairo,
Riyadh, Tehran, London, Beijing (Monitoring Desk) US President Trump's official
announcement to recognize Jerusalem as the state of Israel has
been rejected by the international community, including Muslim countries.
Cooperation Organization and Arab League have convened important meetings,
while Hamas says Trump has opened the gates of hell for himself, Palestinians
are now ready for intifada, Qatar says the decision is the death penalty for peace
seekers.
Pope Francis has also strongly
condemned Trump's decision, while Pakistan issued a statement of solidarity
with Palestine immediately after the announcement of the US President. In a
statement, the Foreign Office expressed full solidarity with the Palestinian
people. But it has been said to be against decades of consensus The Pakistani
people and government vehemently oppose this announcement. Pakistan endorses
the recent final decision of the OIC on this issue.
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Reacting to the US President's announcement of recognizing occupied Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, the Prime Minister's Office said that Palestine should be given the status of an independent and strong state. Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital will affect the peace process. Trump's decision has healed old wounds which he strongly condemned. On the other hand, Pakistan People’s Party chief Bilawal Bhutto condemned the recognition of occupied Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said that this announcement of US President Trump would also harm US foreign policy.
Foreign Minister on
recognizing US capital Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
has never seen a greater example of US anti-Islamism. Talking to the media, the
Foreign Minister said that the US has occupied its embassy. Moving to Jerusalem
will inflict another wound on the bloodied Muslim World.
The US move has hurt the hearts
of the Muslim world. Washington's move will change the status of occupied Jerusalem
and bury the two-state solution. The US move will infuriate the Palestinian and
Muslim worlds.
Reacting to the US announcement
of recognizing Israel as its capital, he said the move would spread tensions in
the region, and that the parties should act cautiously on the issue, following
a controversial announcement by the US president. Has been summoned to consider
the current situation in Palestine. While Qatar has called the announcement of
the relocation of the embassy by the US President a death knell for peace
efforts in Palestine, the US President's move will create chaos and danger in
the region.
Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh
Mohammed bin Abdul-Rahman Al-Thane says Trump's announcement that Jerusalem
is the capital of Israel is a death knell for those who want peace in the
region. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said that he supports Jordan's
sentiments regarding Jerusalem. He announced that he has
convened a meeting of the OIC in support of Jerusalem on December 13
to consider the matter in detail. Will Thousands of people, including women,
children, and the elderly, have taken to the streets in Turkey, while hundreds
of people have gathered outside the US embassy in the capital, Istanbul, to
protest the US flag and Donald Trump?
Palestinian President Mahmoud
Abbas and French President Emmanuel Macron have called US President Donald
Trump's decision to recognize the Israeli capital as a threat to peace. On the other
hand, the French president has said that the US president's announcement of the Israeli capital the consequences will
be dangerous.
China has warned the United
States against declaring Jerusalem the capital of Israel,
saying the US president's decision could escalate tensions in the region. A
spokesman for the Chinese office said that recognizing occupied Jerusalem
as the Israeli capital The US decision will increase tensions in the region.
The issue of Occupied Jerusalem is of a sensitive nature.
Believe in peace and tranquility in the region. It has always supported the
establishment of an independent, sovereign Palestinian state and the
Palestinian capital occupied Jerusalem.
Therefore, all parties to the
conflict must take steps to promote peace and stability by eliminating
divisions in accordance with UN resolutions. On the other hand, France and
Germany has also reacted strongly to the relocation of the US embassy. The German
foreign minister said in a statement that the issue should be settled between
the Palestinians and Israel.
The reaction of the United States has also come to the fore, he said the future of Quds should be decided through dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians. UN peace envoy for the Middle East Nikolai Meladinov has warned of the serious implications of any move on the city of Matanzas. The UN Secretary-General has made a number of statements on this subject, and he has said that we must be very careful about the implications of our actions.
The future of Jerusalem
must be decided through direct negotiations between Israel and the
Palestinians. They must come together and decide on issues that need to be
resolved. Any unilateral action will undermine efforts to establish a
two-nation state. On the other hand, in the UN General Assembly, there is
opposition to Israel's decision to outlaw any action or use of pressure and
force in 'Jerusalem' or Jerusalem.
The resolution was introduced
after reports that the Trump administration was considering relocating its
embassy to Jerusalem. A majority of 151 states voted in favor of the
resolution. Six states, the United States, Canada, the federal states of
Micronesia, Israel, the Marshall Islands, and Nauru, voted against the
agreement. In addition, nine states, Australia, Cameroon, Central African
Republic, Honduras, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, South Sudan, and Togo
abstained from voting on the resolution for recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
