Nir Barkat, mayor of Jerusalem, poses with his new sign. (Image via social media, TH)
[Ed. – We sure do live in interesting times.]
The initiative to publish the statement was led by France and several other EU member states. …
According to European diplomats and Israeli officials, the draft statement circulated in European capitals had three points:
- Jerusalem should be the capital of both states…
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According to European diplomats and Israeli officials the French and other member states wanted to publish the statement today as a statement by the EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini supported by all 28 EU members.
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But earlier today, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Romania announced they object to the statement and made it impossible to reach the consensus needed to publish it.
