Al-Quds decision and isolation of US administration
The administration of US President Donald Trump faces international isolation over its decision on Jerusalem al-Quds.
Recently, 14 members of the UN Security Council defied Washington and voted in favor of a draft resolution that called on all countries not to establish diplomatic missions in al-Quds.
Following Washington’s veto of the proposal, the UN General Assembly overwhelmingly voted to urge the reversal of the decision.
The developments have attracted global media attention.
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