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The US could become the only major power without a specific representative office to the Palestinians following an announcement by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday.
The UK's announcement broke with decades of international consensus, as governments have refused to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of either an Israeli or Palestinian state before a lasting peace accord is reached.
Arab diplomats have urged British Prime Minister Liz Truss not to move the British embassy to Jerusalem, in a letter endorsed by all Arab countries represented in London.
![US embassy jerusalem [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/BEC35667-EE7C-4FEF-AD20-A77B65969088.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=mkAs2yfG "US embassy jerusalem [Getty]")
Equatorial Guinea is only the second African country to announce it will relocate its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, following Malawi in November.
President-elect Joe Biden will not reverse Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital but will seek a state for the Palestinian, his nominee for secretary of state said.
Serbia's decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem violates international law, Turkey's foreign ministry said.
The central American state previously opened a commercial office in Jerusalem, breaking a decades-long policy of neutrality in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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In exchange of being recognised by Israel, Kosovo opened its embassy in Jerusalem despite critics
The Czech Republic and Kosovo are the latest countries to open diplomatic missions in contested Jerusalem.
In exchange for setting up its mission in Jerusalem, Kosovo gets recognition from Israel, as it seeks to further legitimise its 2008 declaration of independence from Serbia.