Trump Says U.S. Embassy Move to Jerusalem Years Ahead of Schedule

The transcript covers a meeting between Minister Netanyahu and the US President, highlighting the strong relationship between the US and Israel. Key topics include the historic decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem, recognizing it as Israel's capital, and the implications for peace. The discussion also touches on the Iran nuclear deal, with Israel's support for the US stance. The meeting concludes with appreciation for US support at the UN and a commitment to future cooperation.

What significant diplomatic action did the U.S. take regarding its embassy in Israel?

• Delayed the embassy move

• Closed the embassy in Tel Aviv

• Moved the embassy to Jerusalem

• Opened a new embassy in Haifa

How does the recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital affect peace, according to the speaker?

• It has no impact on peace

• It hinders peace efforts

• It complicates peace negotiations

• It advances peace by acknowledging historical truths

What is the speaker's view on the Iran nuclear deal?

• It should be expanded

• It is a flawed deal that should be abandoned if not fixed

• It is a beneficial agreement

• It is irrelevant to regional security

What role does the U.S. play in confronting Iran's aggression, according to the speaker?

• The U.S. remains neutral

• The U.S. supports Iran's actions

• The U.S. confronts Iran's aggression alongside regional allies

• The U.S. avoids involvement

How does the speaker describe the alliance between the U.S., Israel, and other regional allies?

• Strong and unified

• Weak and divided

• Temporary and unstable

• Nonexistent