I think this was a stupid move on Trump's part considering the volatile environment and the sensitivities along with it. Trump ultimately does not care about Jews (he comes from a KKK background as his father was associated with KKK so I doubt his ideals are not too far behind his fathers), rather, he is appealing to his evangelical base.
You may be right. Most politicians in the world have their own agendas.
I know in the UK many far-rightists support Israel only because they hate the Muslims more than Jews after all there aren't many Jews left (less than 0.25% of world population). The far left still hate the Jews.
So Trump comes from a KKK background and yet his daughter marries a Jew and is religious. Go figure.
Neither have anything to do with the price of lemons.
What does it all mean?. I dunno. People make their own judgements according to their own criteria/prejudices.
All the hate politics against world leaders exists in every country and most of us form our opinions from the media.
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If, in fact, the embassy
does move to Jerusalem, then there is more of a chance than many other countries will do the same. because , { as someone said to me recently, "When the American president sneezes, everyone else gets a cold"}.
It will break the stagnant status quo. For better or worse, I don't know.
We've already seen the reaction by the Arab/Islamic world.
As I see it, until the Arab & most of the Islamic world reeducates it's children away from the hatred, nothing on the ground will change between people even if a 'peace' is forced.
Both Jordan & Egypt have peace treaties with Israel, yet that is only on the political front. (I'm not getting into giving links here).
I really don't require a response to this, because it is just the way I see things although I pretty much know what's coming
(I am not referring to you btw)
And, as usual, I always regret posting on a ME thread.
( A personal note: In 1996 I changed my name by deed pole to an historical person who is well loved by Jews & Muslims (and other Abrahamics) because I really thought I could help make some peace in the area. It didn't help one bit and in fact made me more nationalistic both as an Israeli and as British.
I am glad I discovered Kabir.)