My thoughts, exactly: https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2017/12/05/why-3/
It’s almost as if he’s looking for a magic switch he could flip to generate international incidents to distract from the corruption and criminality he’s fomenting at home.
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Well, Israel is an independent and sovereign country, so it can choose its own capital as it wishes. I’m not aware of any other country where the international embassies are not allowed to be located at the capital, so why should it be that way in Israel? Wouldn’t that mean to apply double standards to the jews again? I think it’s a good way to show Israel’s neighbors that the time of interfering in this aspect is over. Other countries should follow and relocate their embassies too.
So despite Trump’s other behavior and internal politics that disgust me as much as you, this here is a step in the right direction in my opinion, and it will not lead to war or instability but to more normality and clarity.
There is no way this decision bubbled up from the depths of good intention.