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President Trump Says Moving U.S Embassy To Jerusalem Is To Fulfill A Promise

 
The announcement by the President to relocate the U.S Embassy to Jerusalem was in keeping with a campaign promise. The Embassy was currently located in Tel Aviv.

His decision had met resistance from at home and abroad. The recognition by Trump of Jerusalem being recognized as Israel’s capital faced criticism as well.

Nevertheless Trump seemed intent on carrying out this promise. He said many Presidents before him also made this promise, but never delivered.

For him the matter wasn’t political but rather diplomatic.

His decision had seen an increase in unrest in Israel. His decision caused many going to the streets in protest. They burned American flags and photos of Trump.

Always Trump’s Intention

Reports indicate it was always Trump intention to move the embassy to Jerusalem. Morton A. Klein said he told a friend of his about Trump’s intentions and said he was excited.

Klein said “he was very excited, as was I. This is something that’s in his heart and soul.”

“While previous Presidents have made this a major campaign promise,” Trump said, “they failed to deliver. Today, I am delivering.”

Christopher Ruddy said “people are waking up to the fact that the President doesn’t see grays and doesn’t like pastels.”

“He is very proud that he’s fulfilled so many campaign promises, and the embassy decision is another notch on his belt,” he continued.

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David Maloniez
David is a longtime political columnist who yearns to bring attention to matters that mean the most to the American people . He believes that the public should know the truth. His love for fairness is the driving force behind his articles. When he writes you can expect to see fairness for both sides.
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