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Turkey: Kosovo's very thought of opening an embassy in Jerusalem is disappointing
The Foreign Ministry in Ankara called on the Kosovo leadership to consider the move as part of Turkey's support for the Palestinians.
Ankara also condemned the Serbian decision to move the embassy from Tel Aviv
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Sunday, 06 September 2020, 19:43
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In the video: Israel will recognize Kosovo, Serbia will move the embassy to Jerusalem (Photo: Reuters, Edited by: Shaul Adam)
Turkey today (Sunday) expressed disappointment with Kosovo's decision to recognize Israel and open its embassy in Jerusalem.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry, one of the first countries to recognize Kosovo after its declaration of independence from Serbia in 2008, said that "even the thought of the Kosovo government to take such a step, which is a clear violation of international law, is disappointing."
The Foreign Ministry in Ankara has called on the Kosovo leadership, which has close ties with the Turkish government, to refrain from taking steps that it claims would harm Jerusalem's legal status.
Turkey is leading a firm line against the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and the opening of embassies in the city, and it has sided with the Palestinians in their fight against the Trump administration's policies.
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Israel will recognize Kosovo, Serbia will move the embassy to Jerusalem
Kosovo's prime minister to sign agreements with Serbia, Friday (Photo: Reuters)
The decision by Kosovo, the Muslim majority, to establish relations with Israel was announced on Friday, during talks at the White House between its prime minister and Serbian president, hosted by President Donald Trump.
Kosovo, which is not recognized by Serbia as an independent state nor officially by the UN, is seeking international recognition.
Serbia is also due to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, although President Alexander Vučić said it would only happen in July, though Israel "respects" Serbia. documentation received to shares many social networks, it seems, and Cheech confused when you signed the document as Trump noted that Serbia has agreed to move the embassy to Jerusalem, when he looks at his advisors. currently, only the United States and Guatemala hold embassy in the city.
yesterday condemned Turkey made the Serbian move, saying it was "very concerned" about its intention to move the embassy to Jerusalem.
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