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"Merry Christmas Donald Trump. Leave us alone." Palestinian Christians send a message to the US president.
"Merry Christmas Donald Trump. Leave us alone." Palestinian Christians send a message to the US pres
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What the lady said @1:54 was great. He probably has no clue that the overwhelming majority of Christians in Jerusalem, Palestine, Israel and the entire ME are Arabs.
Let's not forget when Trump and his posse left Saudi Arabia and went to Israel, his first comment to the media was "we just got back from the Middle East" LOL (talk about clueless) and the Israeli ambassador's reaction was the focus of all nighttime comedy acts loool.
Funny thing is the ambassador later tries to weasel his way out of that by saying it wasn't a reaction to what the orange-headed goofball said, but rather that he had a bunch of dust in his hair from the helicopter landing lol. Yeah, ok.
Let's not forget when Trump and his posse left Saudi Arabia and went to Israel, his first comment to the media was "we just got back from the Middle East" LOL (talk about clueless) and the Israeli ambassador's reaction was the focus of all nighttime comedy acts loool.
Funny thing is the ambassador later tries to weasel his way out of that by saying it wasn't a reaction to what the orange-headed goofball said, but rather that he had a bunch of dust in his hair from the helicopter landing lol. Yeah, ok.
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In pictures: Outpour of anger in Palestine as Trump recognises Jerusalem as Israeli capital
Protesters set tires ablaze, chant slogans and burns US flags in several Palestinian cities, and in Turkey.
AFP | APUpdated Dec 07, 2017 05:05pm
Palestinians closed schools and shops, and called for protests in West Bank towns on Thursday in show of anger over President Donald Trump's recognition of the bitterly contested Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
US Embassies across much of the Middle East and parts of Africa warned American citizens of possible protests following Trump's move. But demonstrations seem to have already begun, with protesters setting tires ablaze, chanting slogans and burning US flags in several Palestinian cities
Meanwhile, hundreds of people gathered outside the US consulate in Istanbul on Wednesday night to protest against Trump, chanting slogans such as “down with America!”.
A protester burns an Israeli flag printed on a piece of paper during a demonstration against the US and Israel in front of the US consulate in Istanbul on Wednesday.— AFP
Palestinian youths set tires ablaze during a protest against Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, in Gaza City, on Thursday.— AFP
A giant US flag screened alongside Israel's national flag by the Jerusalem municipality on the walls of the old city.— AFP
A young boy leans on a sign (C) reading "There is no you or me, there is Jerusalem" during a demonstration at Fatih Mosque in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian demonstrators burn the US flag in Bethlehem's Manger Square in protest.— AFP
A woman holds a sign during a demonstration against the US and Israel at Fatih Mosque in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian demonstrators stand on posters of the US president in Bethlehem's Manger Square in protest to him declaring Jerusalem as Israel's capital.— AFP
A Palestinian man walks past closed shops in the West Bank city of Nablus as a general strike was called following Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, on Thursday.— AFP
A protester holds a Turkish flag near the words "Killer USA" spray-painted on a wall during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian protestors burn tires as they wave Palestinian flags and pictures of late Palestinian president Yasser Arafat during a protest at the main Square in Gaza City on Wednesday.— AP
Protesters wave Palestinian flags and chant slogans during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
Israelis watch as Trump announces that the United States recognises Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in the coastal city of Ashkelon, Israel.— AP
A protester spray-paints "Free Palaestine" on a wall during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
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Protesters set tires ablaze, chant slogans and burns US flags in several Palestinian cities, and in Turkey.
AFP | APUpdated Dec 07, 2017 05:05pm
Palestinians closed schools and shops, and called for protests in West Bank towns on Thursday in show of anger over President Donald Trump's recognition of the bitterly contested Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
US Embassies across much of the Middle East and parts of Africa warned American citizens of possible protests following Trump's move. But demonstrations seem to have already begun, with protesters setting tires ablaze, chanting slogans and burning US flags in several Palestinian cities
Meanwhile, hundreds of people gathered outside the US consulate in Istanbul on Wednesday night to protest against Trump, chanting slogans such as “down with America!”.
A protester burns an Israeli flag printed on a piece of paper during a demonstration against the US and Israel in front of the US consulate in Istanbul on Wednesday.— AFP
Palestinian youths set tires ablaze during a protest against Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, in Gaza City, on Thursday.— AFP
A giant US flag screened alongside Israel's national flag by the Jerusalem municipality on the walls of the old city.— AFP
A young boy leans on a sign (C) reading "There is no you or me, there is Jerusalem" during a demonstration at Fatih Mosque in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian demonstrators burn the US flag in Bethlehem's Manger Square in protest.— AFP
A woman holds a sign during a demonstration against the US and Israel at Fatih Mosque in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian demonstrators stand on posters of the US president in Bethlehem's Manger Square in protest to him declaring Jerusalem as Israel's capital.— AFP
A Palestinian man walks past closed shops in the West Bank city of Nablus as a general strike was called following Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, on Thursday.— AFP
A protester holds a Turkish flag near the words "Killer USA" spray-painted on a wall during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
Palestinian protestors burn tires as they wave Palestinian flags and pictures of late Palestinian president Yasser Arafat during a protest at the main Square in Gaza City on Wednesday.— AP
Protesters wave Palestinian flags and chant slogans during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
Israelis watch as Trump announces that the United States recognises Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in the coastal city of Ashkelon, Israel.— AP
A protester spray-paints "Free Palaestine" on a wall during a demonstration in front of the US consulate in Istanbul.— AFP
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