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US to Begin Construction of Permanent Embassy Complex in Jerusalem

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By i24NEWS

What happened

The U.S. will soon begin construction of a permanent embassy complex in Jerusalem, consolidating operations and signifying a lasting commitment to the city. The project follows the 2018 embassy relocation and aims to make future moves more difficult.

  • 01U.S. Ambassador announces construction of permanent embassy complex in Jerusalem.
  • 02New complex will consolidate embassy operations currently spread across multiple sites.
  • 03Construction signifies a lasting American commitment to Jerusalem.
  • 04Project follows 2017 decision recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
  • 05Jerusalem Mayor urges more countries to establish embassies in the city.

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i24NEWS FrenchCenter · French40 minutes ago
US to Begin Construction of Permanent Embassy Complex in Jerusalem
Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew1 hour ago
Jerusalem Mayor Hosts Global Diplomats, US Envoy Announces New Embassy Complex