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… Read more
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
No, Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine
@8QHDQT72mos
Israel is an illegitimate apartheid state whose very existence is blasphemous.
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
Yes, and foreign governments should move their embassies there
@9C4MSQH7 days
No. Quds is Palestine. It's Palestine from River to Sea.
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
Yes, foreign governments should recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
No, and foreign governments should not move their embassies there
We should remain neutral
@9C4MSQH7 days
You can't be neutral on a moving train. If you support humanity, you support Palestine.
@8G5YRX73yrs
The U.N. should negotiate a compromise between Israel and Palestine to stop human rights violations before any capital is recognized.
@9C4MSQH7 days
It's all Palestine from River to Sea. The Zionist squatters must be extradited to their countries of origin and prosecuted for war crimes.
No, Jerusalem should be considered an international and intercultural city
@9C4MSQH7 days
Quds is the capital of Palestine.
Jerusalem should be made an internationally protected city under a body such as the UN due to its historical and religious significance.
@9C4MSQH7 days
Quds is the capital of Palestine and the Zionist squatters must be extradited to their countries of origin and prosecuted for war crimes.
@9BYYBPP2wks
We need to recognize that Israel and Palestine are two separate, sovereign nations whose people have a shared history, even with the conflict happening today. Instead of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, we should promote peace between them by having a shared capital of two states with a shared history. Israel was formed under conditions unlike other states.
@9C4MSQH7 days
It's Palestine from River to Sea. The Zionist entity must be abolished and Zionist squatters must be extradited to their countries of origin and prosecuted for war crimes. Quds is the capital of Palestine.
No, this would create a vast setback in international peace talks between Israel and Palestine regarding a two-state settlement agreement
@9C4MSQH7 days
The 2 state solution is a Zionist solution. It's Palestine from River to Sea and Zionist Squatters must be extradited to their countries of origin.
@FunkyShui10mos
Jerusalem should uniquely be recognized as an International Capital due to its multi-religious significance.
@95R9QF78mos
This shouldn’t be a decision we make.
Jerusalem should be a city state
@8ZFWZHW1yr
Jerusalem should be an independent city-state.
@8G67WCD3yrs
Trump should be removed from office for being mentally deficient no matter where Israel’s capital.
Where is the in-between stance?
@979LZZ6 3mos
Like, split the city in half? Like a Berlin thing?
@9C7VPRL4hrs
Regardless, push for a one state solution.
@9C73G8B2 days
The United States shouldn’t take a stance
@9C6ZZJ22 days
No, Jerusalem should be considered international territory.
@9C6PWL53 days
Jerusalem can be recognized as the capital of both Israel and Palestine
@9C67X6Q4 days
No, Israel doesn't exist
@9C67VPJ4 days
No, the US should stay out of international conflicts whenever reasonably possible.
@9C5K468Republican5 days
I think Israel and Palestine should determines whos capital it is
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