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Jerusalem: Why The Land Is So Controversial

President Trump named Jerusalem the capital of Israel, but not every other country is on board. We look at why this city is so controversial.

By: Alexandra Miller

Posted at 4:39 PM, Dec 15, 2017

and last updated 2017-12-15 16:39:47-05

This is really something presidents have contemplated closely for the last 20 years but shied away from for issues relating to safety and promoting peace — until today.

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Jerusalem: Why The Land Is So Controversial

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