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Warnings from World Leaders the u. S. President officially recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. Im sam is a guy and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. And. This is a reward to israel and a further encourages the occupation of the state of palestine. The palestinian president condemns the u. S. Decision saying its ignores peace efforts. Donald trump calls on saudi arabia to lift its blockade on yemen and get basic necessities to people plus. For sure all cool iranians love American Food because its tasted delicious and has personality. Tension between the u. S. And iran appears to be more government to government than people to. The u. S. President donald trump has been widely condemned for officially recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinian leaders are calling for three days of rage others warn washington will no longer be trusted as a mediator White House Correspondent kimberly begins our coverage. More than twenty years ago the u. S. Congres
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