years in jerusalem was continuous palestinian presence in jerusalem what about that how about that for a reality to at least refer to or call no but what we ve heard from the speech was a one sided you know what not just israeli a one sided netanyahu spin on the history of the conflict and on how to proceed how to move forward on the question of jerusalem and by the way that s what the so that s what that s what. i want to see annoying but from and then and then ethical point of view i am trying to explain how does an american speech sound from. the perspective an american interests. but i didn t hear the president from defend america great again i saw the president trump advocating a greater israel again because he wouldn t even recognize nine hundred sixty seven borders he won t even recognize that palestine is occupied he won t even recognize the international community s consent and consensus over two state solutions what he said if they agree to a taste of solution i agr
you re watching the news hour live from the headquarters in doha i m debbie navigator coming up in the next sixty minutes i ve judged this course of action to be in the best interests of the united states of america and the pursuit of peace between israel and the palestinians a long overdue step that s the view of the u.s. president as he ignores international warnings and officially recognizes jerusalem as israel s capital palestinians protest against the move their leaders in the occupied west bank and gaza call for three days afraid. and did you know this is a reward to israel and encourages the okee patient to stay open to study the palestinian president mahmoud abbas condemns the u.s. decision saying all efforts towards peace have been ignored. if you say only by realizing the vision of two states living side by side in peace security and little recognition. as the capital of israel and palestine from the un to turkey leaders warn the decision will further destabilize th
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