the land or just the west part there and because of that most countries choose not to recognize drusilla as israel's capital even though israel maintains it is their capital and to keep their and the most countries keep their embassies in tel aviv which is what the u.s. has done up until now and so this announcement that the u.s. is going to be moving their embassy to jerusalem has sparked all sorts of furor because it is basically a knowledge in a war israelis say is simply a reality for them because they say their political center is here their prime minister their congress is here this is their capital but the palestinians say this is going to completely blow up any kind of peace process that may still have been going on even though the peace process has really been stalled for many years at this point so lots of conflicting viewpoints here at all as we said a lot of high tensions in the city now well if it as you said israel considers jerusalem to be its capital all along now that the u.s. is moving its embassy there are we likely to see other countries follow suit. we've seen a coup

other reasons for the palestinians to be frustrated but i do believe that the embassy movement to drusilla is of a very inflammatory nature and i think it's not for a new reason that the issue of jerusalem has been delayed in the peace negotiations between palestinians and israelis to the final status talks so i think creating facts on the ground which are not only facts on the ground but which are to the benefit of just one party to the conflict without actually giving a similar concession a similar important concession to the other side is a a highly problematic move and the question you ask is why why what the americans do that at this point in time because it's unclear to me what what is the return on investment if you will so i think that is that is a question we really have to ask to to washington and i want to ask that question about timing in just a moment but there was on this first of all donald trump has defended israel's use of force on monday but there has been widespread condemnation elsewhere of what critics say was a very disproportionate use of live ammunition against most

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made the controversial decision to move the embassy it never defined drusilla as the eternal undivided capital of israel but that is exactly what prime minister netanyahu said today at the embassy opening i mean what do you make of that is are his words do they mean that this is a done deal and that there can be no peace deal with the palestinians. it's really that word undivided that's the key word there brant the whole of division of jerusalem is part of this entire controversy here now if you're looking at it from the israeli perspective this was a done deal years ago and talking to israelis on the streets of course there are a lot of mixed feelings about this but there are many who say look this is simply any acknowledgement of reality jerusalem is functionally our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our courts are here this has always been our capital and of course jerusalem being israel's capital being recognizes israel's capital has been a pet project of netanyahu for a long time but of course it is that we're undivided is the division there that was sup

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palestinians there is no connection you have a whole new generation of young people that have no idea what drusilla mox like. they lived all of their life in bethlehem or in jericho or amal they have no no chance to to visit jerusalem when you're desperate and you have nothing to lose and go crazy. but if you're like comfortable and going to be and having a nice time. why bother to change. mohamed is pushing the bull in the israelis court but is the rise of the assumption that israelis don't want to change anything. we are stronger khan if he has palestinian friends. i go. to a lot most of the people i work with him tourism there otel staff and drivers are muslims living in the eastern part of jerusalem or in the northern and southern parts of israel or and i have a very good relations with them. we talk to each other and have very friendly relationships as far as work goes for happens then it doesn't really matter whether i'm jewish or christian or muslim or. muslim of them. but it's ok what a lot of them are for you i'm in conflict with others what makes me so sad about this conflict is that it d

move your own pursuits to drusilla because it's the right thing to do. and move your embassies to jerusalem listen to this move your embassies to do them because in advance is. joining us now from jerusalem is our correspondent tanya kramer tanya good morning to you we just heard the bedouin netanyahu they're calling on other countries to follow the u.s. and bring their embassies to jerusalem well they are. well i mean this is certainly what the israeli government is hoping for so far we understand that two countries that are moving to embassies that square tamala will meet move the embassy as early as this week and also cry who follows the lead off to you and but as you said at the reception of the israeli foreign ministry on sunday night seen that most of the international community the countries that by invited to this reception have actually not send their diplomatic representatives and saying with it that the international consensus is still. negotiations should decide over the status of a truce them negotiations between palestinians and israelis th

other reasons for the palestinians to be frustrated but i do believe that the embassy movement to drusilla is of a very inflammatory nature and i think it's not for a new reason that the issue of jerusalem has been delayed in the peace negotiations between palestinians and israelis to the final status talks so i think creating facts on the ground which are not only facts on the ground but which are to the benefit of just one party to the conflict without actually giving a similar concession to similarly important concession to the other side is a highly problematic move and the question you ask is why it why what the americans do that at this point in time because it's unclear to me what what is the return on investment if if you will so i think that is that is a question we really have to ask to you to washington and i want to ask that question about timing in just a moment but there was on this first of all donald trump has defended israel's use of force on monday but there has been widespread condemnation elsewhere of what critics say was a very disproportionate use of live ammunition a