A Pacific island nation has taken a diplomatic step by establishing its embassy in Jerusalem, marking it as the ninth country to recognize the city as its capital. The move comes amid ongoing international debate over Jerusalem’s status, with the decision likely to draw both praise from supporters of relocating embassies and criticism from those advocating for a two-state solution. The Pacific nation’s action follows similar moves by other countries in recent years, though its diplomatic ties with Israel have historically been limited. The development underscores shifting geopolitical alliances in the region and could influence broader discussions on Middle East policy.
Pacific island nation Nauru has opened its embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the ninth country to do so.
