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2020-05-15T13:56:02.169Z


| Political-politicalUS administration officials, including President Trump's daughter, noted the embassy move for the second anniversary of the move • "I was honored to be at this historic event" US Embassy in Jerusalem Photo:  Oren Ben Hakun Trump administration officials in Israel and around the world celebrated a two-year mark on the social network yesterday for the historic move of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusa...


US administration officials, including President Trump's daughter, noted the embassy move for the second anniversary of the move • "I was honored to be at this historic event"

  • US Embassy in Jerusalem

    Photo: 

    Oren Ben Hakun

Trump administration officials in Israel and around the world celebrated a two-year mark on the social network yesterday for the historic move of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem. 

President Trump's daughter Ivanka, who two years ago unveiled the U.S. emblem in the embassy building, mentioned the incident in her Twitter account. "I was honored to be in Israel at this historic event," she wrote. 

Two years ago today @realDonaldTrump kept his promise and opened the US Embassy in Jerusalem.



I was honored to be in Israel to celebrate this historic occasion. pic.twitter.com/Tb1P3QtQM6

- Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) May 14, 2020

The president's senior aide, Avi Berkowitz, also wrote that "the president has kept his promise and opened the embassy in Jerusalem." 

Two years ago today @realDonaldTrump kept his promise and opened the @usembassyjlm. pic.twitter.com/tAfMK0N3uI

- Avi Berkowitz (@ aviberkow45) May 14, 2020

Foreign Minister Pompeo tweeted: "It was an extraordinary moment for both countries and an impressive contribution to historic societies in the quest to strengthen peace." 

Two years ago today, at President @ realDonaldTrump's direction, we dedicated the US Embassy in Jerusalem. It was a remarkable moment for our two countries and a magnificent tribute to our deep and historic friendship, and desire to advance peace in the region and world. https://t.co/lj8me5xhip

- Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) May 14, 2020

The US Embassy in Israel has distributed on social networks a special video featuring former Chief Rabbi Israel Meir Lau, Major General (Res.) Doron Almog as well as ordinary citizens.

Ambassador Friedman added that "70 years after Uncle Ben-Gurion announced the establishment of the State of Israel, the same day and at the same time, the United States moved the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. It was one of the most exciting days of my life. 

President Trump has fulfilled his promise to the Jewish people and tens of millions of Americans supporting Israel. The stones of Jerusalem represent the heart of the Jewish people. We are proud that these stones now adorn the US Embassy in Jerusalem. The US has again demonstrated on this day its commitment to the freedom, truth and eternal connection of the people of Israel with its eternal capital. "

Today is the 2nd anniversary of the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem. Pls enjoy this video which captures some of the highlights, & shares some reflections, of that historic day. Thanks Pres. Trump for keeping a sacred promise to ancient people. https://t.co/SsMn2Yd9Bc

- David M. Friedman (@USAmbIsrael) May 14, 2020

Two years ago today, President @realDonaldTrump delivered on his promise to the American people and moved the US Embassy to Jerusalem, the Capital of the State of Israel. Under this President and this Administration, America Stands With Israel! pic.twitter.com/lPz87YwDRJ

- Mike Pence (@Mike_Pence) May 14, 2020

Source: israelhayom

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