In December 2017 U.S. President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and announced the U.S. would move it’s embassy there. The announcement was controversial as both Israel and Palestine claim that Jerusalem is their capital. Foreign governments that recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel support the notion that Israel has sovereignty over the city. In 1949 Israel took control of the western half of the city and Jordan took control of the eastern half. In 2017 the current population of Jerusalem was 61% Jewish and 37% are Arab. Opponents argue that moving the U.S. embassy to Israel is a violation of international law and would set back decades of peace talks between Israel and Palestine. Proponents argue that Jerusalem has been the defect capital of Israel for many years and foreign governments should recognize it.
Jerusalem should be an international city, recognized by both the State of Israel and the State of Palestine as a common capital for their governments.
It's none of our business alone of these no questions are none of our business
Neither as it doesn't matter where the capital is, but the principal of the situation.
Let Israel decide where their capital is, it’s their country.
Let them decide their capital
No, Jerusalem should be recognized as the capital of historical Palestine, and Israel should dissolve and a democratic secular Palestinian state should rise with equal recognition and rights for Palestinians and Israelis.
No, Jerusalem should be it's own country.
No, the government should not be involved in recognizing the capital's of other countries.
Do not get involved.
It is not important to me
Who the F cares; not our business
No,we should stay neutral
Regardless, Israel should make this determination; not the US
This is up to the nations in question
Not our business. That should be entirely up to Jerusalem and Israel.
It’s should only be recognized as the capital, if Israel and Palestine form a 2 state government.
Each country should choose their own capital.
All governments should decide for themselves, which of their cities they name the capital and it should be respected.
This is not a US voting matter
This is not for the United States to decide
No, why are you asking that question?
No,America has no right to that land
Regardless, this should not be considered the job of the US to dictate a foreign nation's affairs
No, not until relations between Palestine and Israel have been fully resolved.
No, Its not out country therefore its not out decision
did you not read the question???? the question was about should the United States recognize Israel's capital as Jerusalem. So therefore the question is abt the united states dum dum
Jerusalem should decide their capital
No, Jerusalem should be a 3 religion City State
it is up to the country
No, unless Israel is willing to recognize it as the capital of Palestine simultaneously
I don’t think it’s another country’s right to declare what the capital of another country is
Let the people decide
I don't quite know the exact situation between Israel and Palestine
Yes, Jerusalem should be recognized as the capital of both Israel and Palestine. Let them divide the city into two capitals.
They should figure it out it's not our decision
This is not my decision
Yes, but Israel should decide this
I do not care for the wars of the religious. America should stay out of it.
Not enough informants to form a valid opinion.
Yes, but Israel should decide this.
That should not be in the control of any nation but Israel.
It should not be a concern of the US as that should be decided by the people of Israel and Palestine
This does not concern the United States and we should not be involved.
I think it should be neutral and be the capital of both countries.
Why are we involved in forging affairs?
I do not enough to form an opinion
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