Washington – Kushner: Trump Still Weighing Whether To Recognize Jerusalem As Israel’s Capital

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    FILE - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner leaves a note at the Western Wall in Jerusalem May 22, 2017.  REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst -Washington – U.S. President Donald Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to formally recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, a declaration that some expect could come on Wednesday, his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner said on Sunday.

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    “He’s still looking at a lot of different facts, and then when he makes his decision, he’ll be the one to want to tell you, not me,” Kushner said at an annual conference on U.S. policy in the Middle East organized by the Brookings Institution think-tank in Washington.


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    6 years ago

    BH, this great president has already made the point and helped Israel tremendously to retain its right to Jerusalem, no matter what symbolic (and useless) attempts at yet another peace deal are made, in order to appease the arab world. This man truly is a great negotiator and every move he makes is calculated and brilliant! He knows how to send the liberal fake news media reeling with distraction at just the right moments. What a blessing he is to America and Israel!

    triumphinwhitehouse
    triumphinwhitehouse
    6 years ago

    Kushner is a liberal, he is bringing down our president.

    shimonyehuda
    shimonyehuda
    6 years ago

    Trump will not recognize Jerusalem as the capital he will keep spinning that he is to gain support of those who are not under his media spell.

    NoMan
    NoMan
    6 years ago

    No. 4 is not an idiot. He’s expressing his beliefs. This was the stated belief of the Reform movement from its inception until 1977. Obviously, No. 4 agrees with Reform.