US President today have announced the moving of the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and have also instructed the State's department to start the process of moving the US embassy to Jerusalem.
Israel welcomes the news of the recognition, but Palestinian officials have said that the peace talk in the Middle-East is finished. Israeli security forces brace for any violent act after U.S and Israeli flags were burnt and Hamas has declared this Friday the "day of rage."
Protestants burn US and Israel flag before Donald Trump announcment
Several US allies in the Middle East disagreed with the decision as many said it would cause chaos in the region.
The Pope said in his weekly general speech to his audience in Rome that President Trump should re-rhink the decision, he said;
I make a heartfelt appeal so that all commit themselves to respecting the status quo of the city, in conformity with the pertinent resolutions of the United Nations.
UK Prime minister, Theresa May also has said he would challenge Trump in his decision, she said;
I'm intending to speak to President Trump about this matter. Our position has not changed, it has been a long standing one and it is also a very clear one. It is that the status of Jerusalem should be determined in a negotiated settlement between the Israelis and the Palestinians, and Jerusalem should ultimately form a shared capital between the Israeli and Palestinian states.