flags, israeli and american flags being put up getting america ready, and there s also an increase in u.s. marines in the area, not just here in jerusal jerusalem, but around the world, israeli really fortifying getting ready for severe protests. other administrations have talked about moving the embassy, this president is actually doing it. how significant is this? it s very significant, this is something that democrats and republicans have talked about doing, no one in the end went through with it, in part because of a realization of how volatile this decision is. he s made a real bold move in this case, so it s significant, shifting the capital, it s what many israelis felt should have been done a while back, it has to be handled very delicately, the situation is dangerous, it
tomorrow the new u.s. embassy opens in jerusalem. israel has boosted troop levels expecting palestinian backlash. no more trump! no more trump! no more trump! ivanka trump, jared kushner, and another name on the guest list is causing controversy this hour. a pastor who campaigned for president trump. elise labott is with us. correspondent anne lee is live in gaza and here in new york, julian salsalazar, who s also a historian and expert on the
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full-on flattering. they re obviously not going to do that, especially after moving the u.s. embassy, or the capital to jerusalem. so, it s you can t detach trump s impulses from his perception of slights or flatter. everything is through that prism. so, u.s. policy dating back decades, through republican and democratic administrations gets flushed with a personal love me. a novel approach to middle east peace, to say the least that would make sense that there is a strategy underlining it. the united states position has been not to prejudge the issue of jerusalem, which president trump has now done because that has been one of the three issues that has hung up middle east peace for decades, throughout attempts by republican and democratic administrations, along with the issue of settlements and along with the issue of and it s an excellent point, because how he does it, how he talks about jerusalem is fascinating, having covered this issue back to the clinton and george w. b
going to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem now, which is putting your thumb on the scale, saying jerusalem is the capital of israel, always supposed to be a final status issue in the negotiations. here s how the president describes it. there were never any deals that came close because jerusal jerusalem you couldn t ever get past jerusalem. so when people say i set it back, i didn t set it back. i helped it, because by taking it off the table, that was the toughest issue. number one, i think that s not accurate historically in the sense that there was a deal at camp david in the clinton administration that divided jerusalem. both parties signed on to it, ehud barak and arafat walked back from it at the last minute. deciding to move the embassy, if he said everyone knows israel won t sign a deal that gives it at least part of jerusalem, therefore i m doing this to be honest and candid about it, that s one way to deal with it. instead, he says i m taking it