"We're sticking to the relevant U.N. resolutions - they make clear that the status of Jerusalem needs to be negotiated as part of negotiations on a two-state solution for Israel and that's why we want this process to be revived," she said.
On Wednesday Merkel had already said Germany does not support the Trump administration's decision. (Reporting by Michelle Martin; Editing by Maria Sheahan)On Trump's Jerusalem move, Merkel says Germany sticking to U.N. resolutions
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