The White House said that US President Donald Trump's distinctly anticipated choice on whether the US government office in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem would not reach a conclusion to the endline.
"The president has been sure about this issue from the go-go: It's not a matter of issue, when it is important," said White House representative Hogan Gidley hours before the organization's choice was expected.
Trump was hypothetically due Monday to choose whether to sign a legitimate waiver delay by a half year intend to move to the US government office in Jerusalem - as ceaseless organizations have accomplished over two decades for customary interims.
"No move will be made on the present waiver and we will go to the choice on the coming days," Gidley said.
