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President and son-in-law. ivanka trump will be there. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the deputy secretary of state john sullivan as well. rick: palestinians view east jerusalem as their capital of a future palestinian state. so despite what john bolton says, there are those who suggest this is not going to happen. the possibility of some sort of two-state solution here because of the controversial move to jerusalem. >> that has been a long running sticking point through the administration...

To the peace table, there cannot be a peace process, a two-state solution is an absolute pipe dream until these two -- until these two nations sit down together in the same room and hammer out what they can accept. arthel: okay. and of course we dont have the other political side of this conversation. so im going to move on, pastor, and i want to get to this because youre going to be giving the benediction at the embassys opening ceremony. youre invited by the u.s. ambassador to israel. can you ...

Can still be reached. >> the peace process is most decidedly not debt. -- dead. were hard at work at it. with respect to the security, were aware of the situation on the ground. the government has taken a number of actions to ensure that not only are governmental interests but the american people in that region are secure as well. were comfortable we have taken action. arthel: lets bring in now the founder of national chairman of christians united for israel and pastor, i want get to the peace p...

Peace process. arthel: pastor john hagee, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, arthel. arthel: have a safe and peaceful ceremony tomorrow. thank you. >> thank you. arthel: by the way, you can watch history unfold right here on the fox news channel tomorrow with anchor harris faulkner will be live from jerusalem. be sure to catch her tomorrow beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. eric: back here at home, the white house under fire after refusing to apologize for that tasteless and offensiv...

Mr. trump put that exactly into play. the embassy is going to be dedicated. other nations are coming to israel to put their embassies there. and it says a great deal about the peace process being renewed beginning at jerusalem. arthel: well, as you know, the palestinians are not too happy about this. and so i ask you about that peace process, pastor. is moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem ultimately going to bring more peace or strife and violence to the region? >> the palestinian...

Two-state solution in which west jerusalem where the embassy now sits will not remain part of israel. it is perfectly reason to say that our embassy should be there and that we should do formally what weve done functionally for many years. when i was the ambassador in tel aviv, i drove to jerusalem almost every day to conduct the affairs of state with the israel government. so there is really no change in that respect. in that sense it is both symbolic and meaningful. when the administration sho...

Heavily depend on that. interestingly enough, i thought the statement that came out of the plo had two other interesting points, one saying that today will go down in history as the day the u.s. encouraged israel to cross the line towards a full fledged apartheid state, suggesting they are now possibly cannot be a two-state solution and the second part of that was that todays move of the u.s. embassy gives life to a religion conflict. another suggestion by the palestinians that in fact as a resu...

Two-state solution with two capitals and a shared city of jerusalem. >> the trump administration wasted no time doing this, moving up the opening of this embassy to coincide with the anniversary. theyll still build a new facility in the coming years. what happens next when it comes to policy? i listened to successor talk to reporters earlier this week. he said this clears off the table what would have been a non-starter for this separation. that would make it easier, not to wrestle with somethin...

Talking about a two-state solution that everyone had agreed upon before. what is coming into question now is whether or not this administration agrees with a two-state solution to ultimately have real peace in the middle east. the objectives should be for both the -- definitely for the israelis and palestinians, that we have real peace in the middle east and not a scenario where we are continuing in to spiraling into violence, et cetera. have you this scenario. you have the saudi arabia, syria, ...

Wasnt prepared in advance. what i mean by that, is that had the president or his -- thats working for him gone to the arabs, gone to the palestinians in advance and said, look, some significant part of jerusalem is always going to be part of israel, the arab peace initiative itself recognizes at least implicitly that west jerusalem is part of israel, so were going to do this, lets frame this publicly in a twway that doesnt put you on the defensive or deny you your political space, then would you...