Trump acknowledges that Jerusalem leads the Israeli capital to "mini-earthquakes

At 1:10 p.m. on December 6, 2017, U.S. President Trump made a phone speech announcing the formal recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and instructing the State Department to plan "relocating".

In response, the Palestinian State President Abbas said the United States has ended its status as "the peace agent", and the "two-state program" does not exist. He also said that the Palestinians will regain their due rights through practical actions.



Palestinians in the Old City of Jerusalem are watching Trump addresses

Jerusalem itself is synonymous with the history of glory and vicissitudes, where the Canaanites of the Arabian Peninsula once established the land of Jebus, the capital of King David, the Jewish ancestor, and the fortress of Saladin, the Arab general. Here, Jews built the First Temple; Christians built the Church of the Holy Sepulcher; and Arabs built the Al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome Rock Mosque.



Jerusalem Source: MAEC

Recently, U.S. President Trump has brought this ancient city into the field of vision. He has also become a real "arsonist" in the Middle East.

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Jerusalem, an ancient city with two dimensions of "kingdom of heaven" and "earthly world", is not only a temple of God (the temple of God), the capital of both nations (Israel and Palestine), but also the Holy Land of the three great Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam). Since the 10th century BC when Solomon built the temple in Jerusalem, Jerusalem has been the center and most sacred city of Judaism.

The remains of the former Temple Western Wall, is still the most holy Judaism. Christians also place considerable emphasis on Jerusalem. According to the Bible, this is the place where Jesus was crucified, buried, resurrected and ascended to heaven. Islam also listed Jerusalem as the third holy site behind Mecca and Medina in memory of the night-time ascension of Muhammad and the construction of Al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome Mosque on the Temple Mount to mark the sacra.