Trump is expected to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US embassy
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So you think Israel does want this recognition by the U.S. They have been strangely quiet about it. I suppose they are content to let Trump and the U.S. take the major heat for it, if that is what happens. Understandable, actually. They are in quite a fix with all the violence the Arabs do to them.
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That many, always aggrieved, angry, frustrated and inept Moslems are always whining and moaning about something. It's what they do.
Even goofy converts. Anyone you know?
Sixties Fan
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Tell me why wouldn't Israel want the recognition of Jerusalem as Capital, if it has been already a fact since 1967?
The US is a big boy and it can take care of itself.
Israel is not in any "fix". That is what the region is like in the 20th, 21st centuries.
It takes strong peaceful Arab leaders to change the Muslim mentality about Jews. The peaceful ones have not been strong enough to stay and take over.
Israel is doing just fine. Many challenges, but it is meeting them very well. Staying strong and becoming stronger, so that those Arabs, and Iran, will think twice about attacking her, is something Israel can deal with.
It is a much better situation for Jews than being forced to be dhimmies to the Muslims who were always attacking them, anyway, for some reason or another .
I never knew 99.99 % of Muslims are radical terrorist supporters.
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Actually, I am all for every Juden in the world performing aliyah to Israel.
That way they'll be congregated in one place.
End Times and all ya know. ......
That way they'll be congregated in one place.
End Times and all ya know. ......
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Okay, you have persuaded me. The U.S. will be the very first to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, so this is quite a strong pro-Israel move. I mean to listen to the speech around 1 PM. It will sink the two-state solution (which hadn't gone anywhere for decades) and is a radical departure from something that wasn't working at all --- and that is what Trump does well. He breaks up old, dysfunctional patterns. Good luck to Israel in the next few days ---- there may be violence, but I think the world is pretty tired of Muslim tantrums.
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Lets hope Trump goes through with it
- President Donald Trump is expected to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital on Wednesday.
- Trump is also expected to relocate the US embassy to Jerusalem.
- The move is reportedly opposed by top officials, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, and would upend decades of U.S. policy and risk fueling violence in the Middle East.
Trump is expected to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US embassy to the city
It's about time, after 70 years.
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Actually, I am all for every Juden in the world performing aliyah to Israel.
That way they'll be congregated in one place.
End Times and all ya know. ......
How lucky for you that Islamism has a built-allowance for Jew hatred. Even goofy converts can join the hate.
I wouldn't be too concerned with any end times scenario. Moslems are too busy killing each other to be distracted by anything else.
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Since you didn't answer my question. I can assume you are still pretending to be a homo on the other board?I wouldn't be too concerned with any end times scenario. Moslems are too busy killing each other to be distracted by anything else.
Then again, maybe you aren't pretending. ...
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You're angry and lashing out with off-topic banter. You are obviously not going to fulfill your muhammedan duty and wage gee-had against the Great Satan. Pretty typical for goofy converts.Since you didn't answer my question. I can assume you are still pretending to be a homo on the other board?I wouldn't be too concerned with any end times scenario. Moslems are too busy killing each other to be distracted by anything else.
Then again, maybe you aren't pretending. ...
Sunni Man
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Why would I be angry? ..... 
Declaring the city of Jerusalem to be the capital of the terrorist state of Israel would be a good thing.
As it will unite and refocus the attention of muslims around the world directly on Israel. .....
Declaring the city of Jerusalem to be the capital of the terrorist state of Israel would be a good thing.
As it will unite and refocus the attention of muslims around the world directly on Israel. .....
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Why Jerusalem Isn't Recognized as Israel's Capital
After the Second World War, the State of Israel was established and gradually recognized ‘de jure’ — or lawfully — by most of the world’s countries. However, although the U.N. recognized the state of Israel in 1948, allowing it to become a member state, it placed the whole city of Jerusalem under international control (a ‘corpus separatum’) on Dec. 13 1949. Despite this, most governmental offices moved to the city.
But in 1967, during the Six-Day War, Israel captured the eastern section of Jerusalem, which Jordan presided over, and declared Israeli law, jurisdiction and administration would be applied to the whole city. Israel’s occupation of East Jerusalem has been considered illegal under international law and was condemned by the U.N., as well as other states.
The U.N. still maintains its position on Jerusalem. In October 2009, the U.N.’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned that Jerusalem must be the capital of both Israel and Palestine—living side-by-side in peace and security, with arrangements for the holy sites acceptable to all—for peace in the Middle East to be achieved. “This is the road to the fulfilment of both the vision of [U.N.] Security Council resolutions and the Arab Peace Initiative, and the yearning for peace of people from all over the world,” he said.
Why Jerusalem Isn't Recognized as Israel's Capital
After the Second World War, the State of Israel was established and gradually recognized ‘de jure’ — or lawfully — by most of the world’s countries. However, although the U.N. recognized the state of Israel in 1948, allowing it to become a member state, it placed the whole city of Jerusalem under international control (a ‘corpus separatum’) on Dec. 13 1949. Despite this, most governmental offices moved to the city.
But in 1967, during the Six-Day War, Israel captured the eastern section of Jerusalem, which Jordan presided over, and declared Israeli law, jurisdiction and administration would be applied to the whole city. Israel’s occupation of East Jerusalem has been considered illegal under international law and was condemned by the U.N., as well as other states.
The U.N. still maintains its position on Jerusalem. In October 2009, the U.N.’s Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned that Jerusalem must be the capital of both Israel and Palestine—living side-by-side in peace and security, with arrangements for the holy sites acceptable to all—for peace in the Middle East to be achieved. “This is the road to the fulfilment of both the vision of [U.N.] Security Council resolutions and the Arab Peace Initiative, and the yearning for peace of people from all over the world,” he said.
Why Jerusalem Isn't Recognized as Israel's Capital
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This is to be expected.
Hamas and Hezbollah, both working for Iran, are always threatening one thing or another against Israel. And so is Iran directly.
They just hate it that the Jews have had the guts to re-create their sovereign Nation on their ancient homeland, and have succeeded beyond all expectancies.
So, for sometime, there will be extra precautions about travel to Israel and Jerusalem as the Muslims get their anger off on their favorite targets.
Let the Muslims drool.
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That is not their homeland, burn the bible, without it the jews didn't exist.
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