By 1600 Staff Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) is not known for his support of President Trump. Yet on the momentous occasion of President Trump opening the embassy in Jerusalem, Israel, the top Democrat broke ranks to give the president credit for his achievement. Big day for Israel. Congratulations! — Donald J. Trump
“Today, we finally acknowledge the obvious: that Jerusalem is Israel’s capital.” President Donald J. Trump FULFILLING A PROMISE: President Trump kept his promise by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and opening the U.S. Embassy there. On December 6, 2017, President Trump kept his promise, announcing that the United States would begin recognizing Jerusalem as the
President Trump met Friday with Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel, giving updates on several key issues facing the two countries, and other critical foreign policy issues. Here are the biggest stories coming out of their joint press event. President Trump congratulated the leaders of North and South Korea after a historic summit and said his meeting
‘This will be remembered’ President Donald J. Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a bilateral visit at the White House yesterday. The two leaders discussed the imminent move of the U.S. Embassy in Israel to its capital city of Jerusalem, as well as the path to peace for the Middle East. “I want
President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mrs. Netanyahu in Washington today. The Prime Minister joined the President both for a private meeting and for a working lunch this afternoon. The following is a transcript of the President’s remarks this afternoon. Oval Office 12:13
