Trump receiving all mix reaction on the announcement of Jerusalem as the isael’s capital with transcript

Washington: President Trump has announced that the US formally recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and will begin the process of moving its embassy to the city breaking with decades of US policy. While US ambassador of UN Nikki Haley address the President trump’s decision on Jerusalem as a “Courageous” and “Historic” step. Hamas has urged the Palestinians to abandon peace efforts and launch against Israel in response to US President recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.

According to transcript announcement made in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House on Wednesday, said President “When I came into offices, I promised to look at the world’s challenges with open eyes and very fresh thinking. We cannot solve our problems by making the same failed assumption and repeating the same failed strategies of the past. Old challenges demand new approaches. My announcement today marks the beginning of new approach to conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. While for 20years every American president has exercised the law’s waivers refusing to move the US embassy to Jerusalem or to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital city.

It stunt many while witnessed many reaction as Nabil Abu Rudeina the Palestinian president  spokesperson said” President Abbas warned of the dangerous consequences such a decision would have to the peace process and to the peace, security and stability of the region and of the world.

Echoing Abbas’ comments, Jordan’s King Abdullah II told Trump that such a decision would have “dangerous repercussions on the stability and security of the region”, according to a statement released by the palace.

The king also warned the US president of the risks of any decision that ran counter to a final settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict based on the creation of an independent Palestinian state with its capital in East Jerusalem.

“Jerusalem is the key to achieving peace and stability in the region and the world,” the statement said, adding that an embassy move would inflame Muslim and Christian feelings.

King Abdullah also called Abbas and said they had to both work together to “confront the consequences of this decision”.

In a statement, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi also cautioned Trump against “taking measures that would undermine the chances of peace in the Middle East”. “The Egyptian president affirmed the Egyptian position on preserving the legal status of Jerusalem within the framework of international references and relevant UN resolutions,” the statement said.

Following a separate phone conversation with Trump, Saudi King Salman also told the US president “that any American announcement regarding the situation of Jerusalem prior to reaching a permanent settlement will harm peace talks and increase tensions in the area”.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has “consistently warned against any unilateral action that would have the potential to undermine the two-state solution”, his spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, told reporters in New York.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who hailed Trump’s announcement as a “historic landmark”, said on December 6, many countries would follow the US move and contacts were underway. He did not name the countries he was referring to. “President Trump has immortalized himself in the chronicles of our capital. His name will now be held aloft, alongside other names connected to the glorious history of Jerusalem and of our people,” he said in a speech at Israel Foreign Ministry .

Lebanon’s President Michel Aoun said in a statement on Wednesday that Trump threatened the credibility of the United States as a broker of the peace process in the region.

The decision has put back the peace process by decades, and threatens regional stability and perhaps global stability, Aoun said in a statement.

Already clashes between hundreds of Palestinians protesters and Israeli troops erupted across the West Bank on Thursday while demonstrators in Gaza burned posters of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as Israeli and U.S. flags.

The leader of the Hamas militant group, which runs Gaza, called for a new armed uprising in a widespread show of anger over Trump’s move to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. As per media sources.