Since the United States moved its embassy to Jerusalem in 2018 under President Donald Trump, a growing number of nations have followed, recognizing the city as Israel’s rightful and undivided capital. Countries like Guatemala, Honduras, Kosovo, Papua New Guinea, and Paraguay have already made the move, and others, including Argentina, the Czech Republic, and Fiji, are reportedly considering it. U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee and leaders like Chaim Silberstein of the Jerusalem Center for Applied Policy continue to urge the international community to affirm Jerusalem’s status, both for strategic solidarity and to counter global misinformation and rising antisemitism.

Former Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum emphasized Jerusalem’s deep historical and spiritual significance, tracing its roots to King David and its centrality in Jewish identity. Speaker of the Knesset Amir Ohana recalled the emotional moment in 1967 when Israeli soldiers reclaimed the Temple Mount, marking what many view as a prophetic milestone. Yet, the diplomatic battle continues as many nations still hesitate to acknowledge what Israel has always known: Jerusalem is and will always be its eternal capital. Ambassador Huckabee summed it up poignantly through a story—while young Americans celebrated the embassy’s move with excitement, an elderly Jew expressed generations of longing finally met with peace.

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SOURCE: CBN News