This has been U.S. law for 22 years. Republican presidents, Democratic presidents, on June the 5th of this year, 90 United States senators voted to affirm this as the position of the U.S. government.
Jennings emphasizes the bipartisan support for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and the historical context of U.S. policy.
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