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Topic: US foreign policy

A view over Jerusalem.

Wednesday, 7/1, 11:45 PM

US Signs a $1 Lease With Israel to Build a Permanent Embassy in West Jerusalem

The United States and Israel signed a long-term land lease for $1 on Tuesday to build a permanent U.S.
embassy campus in West Jerusalem — a step welcomed in Israel and condemned by Palestinians and much of the international community over the contested status of the city.

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