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Netanyahu: Palestinians must face reality over Jerusalem Israel's prime minister has said Palestinians must "get to grips with" the reality that Jerusalem is Israel's capital in order to move towards peace. Benjamin Netanyahu said Jerusalem had been the capital of Israel for 3,000 years and had "never been the capital of any other people". He spoke amid ongoing protests in the Muslim and Arab world at a US decision recognising Jerusalem as the capital. Violence flared near the US embassy in Lebanon and elsewhere on Sunday. In Jerusalem itself, a Palestinian was arrested after stabbing and seriously wounding an Israeli security guard at the central bus station. Speaking in Paris after talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, Mr Netanyahu said efforts to deny the "millennial connection of the Jewish people to Jerusalem" were "absurd". "You can read it in a very fine book - it's called the Bible," he said. "You can read it after the Bible. You can hear it in the history of Jewish communities throughout our diaspora... Where else is the capital of Israel, but in Jerusalem? "The sooner the Palestinians come to grips with this reality, the sooner we will move towards peace." Meanwhile a spokesman for the US Vice-President, Mike Pence, strongly criticised the Palestinian Authority, saying it was "unfortunate" that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was declining to meet Mr Pence on his forthcoming trip to the region. In Egypt, the country's top Muslim and Christian clerics have also cancelled scheduled talks with Mr Pence in protest at the US move. Raft of protests There has been widespread condemnation of President Donald Trump's decision - announced on Wednesday - to reverse decades of US neutrality on the status of Jerusalem which cuts to the heart of the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. The city is home to key religious sites sacred to Judaism, Islam and Christianity, especially in East Jerusalem. Israel has always regarded Jerusalem as its capital, while the Palestinians claim East Jerusalem - occupied by Israel in the 1967 war - as the capital of a future Palestinian state. Sunday has seen a further raft of protests at the US move: - In Beirut, riot police used teargas and water cannon to stop hundreds of protesters from reaching the US embassy - Further protests took place in Cairo and Rabat, the Moroccan capital - In the Palestinian territories themselves protests continued while Israel said it had blown up a tunnel from Gaza, which it says was being dug to enable militant attacks - Thousands of people demonstrated outside the US embassy in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, some waving banners reading "Palestine is in our hearts" - A burning object was thrown at a synagogue in the Swedish city of Gothenburg late on Saturday in what police said was a failed arson attempt US allies round on Trump over Jerusalem How are capital cities chosen and what do they represent? Vicious row between two leaders In Turkey, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan told a large rally in Istanbul he would not abandon Jerusalem to a state that "kills children". Mr Netanyahu said the Turkish leader had "attacked Israel". "I'm not used to receiving lectures about morality from a leader who bombs Kurdish villages in his native Turkey, who jails journalists, helps Iran go around international sanctions and who helps terrorists, including in Gaza, kill innocent people," he added. Mr Erdoğan has described Jerusalem as a "red line" issue for Muslims and warned Turkey could end up severing diplomatic ties with Israel over the issue. Turkey and Israel only restored diplomatic relations last year, six years after Turkey cut ties in protest at the killing of nine pro-Palestinian Turkish activists in clashes with Israeli commandos on board a ship trying to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza.
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आगामी वर्षभित्रै दूतावास जेरुसलेम सार्ने: पेन्स संयुक्त राज्य अमेरिकाले तेल अभिभ शहरमा रहेको उसको दूतावास सन् २०१९ को अन्त्यसम्ममा जेरुसलेममा सारिने बताएको छ। इजरेली संसद्मा सम्बोधन गर्ने क्रममा अमेरिकी उपराष्ट्रपति माइक पेन्सले त्यस्तो बताएका हुन्। अवरोध इजरेली संसद्मा पेन्सले अमेरिकी दूतावास सारिने बारे बताइरहँदा ट्रम्पको विवादास्पद घोषणाको विरोधमा रहेका अरब सांसद्हरुले केही बेर अवरोध पनि गरेका थिए। सम्बोधनका क्रममा उपराष्ट्रपति पेन्सले अमेरिका इजरेलको पक्षमा रहेको बताएका थिए। गत महिना राष्ट्रपति डोनल्ड ट्रम्पले जेरुसलेमलाई इजरेलको राजधानीको रुपमा मान्यता दिने घोषणा गरेका थिए। साथै दूतावासलाई सार्नका लागि तयारीहरु थाल्न आदेश पनि ट्म्पले दिएका थिए। जेरुसलेमलाई इजरेलको राजधानीको रुपमा मान्यता दिइएको विषयले अमेरिकी उपराष्ट्रपति पेन्सको मध्यपूर्व भ्रमणमा प्रमुखता पाएको छ। जेरुसलेमलाई लिएर इजरेल र प्यालेस्टाइनबीच विवाद मात्रै छैन, दुबै देशले उक्त भूमिलाई आफ्नो राजधानी बताउने गरेका छन्। इजरेलले जेरुसलेमलाई उसको अविभाजित राजधानी ठान्दछ। प्यालेस्टिनी पक्षले भने सन् १८६७ मा भएको मध्यपूर्वी युद्धका क्रममा इजरेल अधिनस्थ रहेको पूर्वी जेरुसलेमलाई आफ्नो भावी राज्यको राजधानीका रुपमा दाबी गर्दछ। मुसलमान, इसाई र यहुदीहरुले समेत उक्त भूमिलाई पवित्र स्थलको रुपमा मान्ने गरेका छन्।