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Australia says it will end its recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital
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Australia's government Cabinet agreed to again recognize Tel Aviv as the capital and reaffirmed that Jerusalem's status must be resolved in peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians
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New center-left government deletes text on foreign affairs website describing policy; decision in 2018 received lukewarm reception in Israel because it didn't include entire city
The status of Jerusalem should be resolved "as part of any peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian people," Australia's foreign minister has said.
Australia's government Cabinet agreed to again recognize Tel Aviv as the capital and reaffirmed that Jerusalem's status must be resolved in peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians
Australia said Tuesday it would no longer recognise West Jerusalem as Israel's capital, reversing a contentious decision by the previous conservative government.
JERUSALEM - Israel reacted with fury Tuesday to Australia's announcement that it will no longer recognize West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, reversing a controversial diplomatic move made four
Most of you likely remember when Donald Trump moved the United States embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. It created quite the stir, both inside the United States and internationally, with m...
Australia said it would no longer recognise west Jerusalem as Israel's capital Tuesday, a policy reversal that prompted a curt rebuke from the Jewish state.Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the city's status should be decided by Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, unwinding a contentious decision by the…
Australian foreign secretary Penny Wong said the previous government’s decision to “play politics” and recognize West Jerusalem as the Israeli capital was an attempt to woo voters ahead of an upcoming election.
Australia on Tuesday reversed a decision of the previous government to recognise west Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, saying the status of the city should be resolved through peace negotiations between…
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong announced Tuesday that the country has changed its position on recognizing West Jerusalem as Israel's capital and will now recognize Tel Aviv.
Canberra, led by center-left Labor Party, reverses 2018 decision by previous government to offer formal recognition, after previously denying policy change
By Jake Kwon, Hadas Gold and Richard Greene, CNN The Australian government has reversed a decision by its predecessor to recognize West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, prompting a rebuke from the Israeli government.
Australia said it would no longer recognise West Jerusalem as Israel's capital Tuesday, a policy reversal that prompted a curt rebuke from the Jewish state.Foreign Minister Penny Wong said the city's status should be decided through Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, unwinding a contentious declaratio…
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