Yes
Continent: Asia Capital: Jerusalem (other countries may recognize Tel Aviv)
No. Like all previous American Presidential Administrations, President Obama and the United States government recognize Tel Aviv as the capital of Israel. The Law of Jerusalem, regarding the municipality limits, is illegal under International Law.
No. There is no Capital of the World. Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, nowhere else.
This is a very touchy issue politically, since Israel believes Jerusalem is its capital, but the Palestinians want the city to be part of their new state. Because the issue has never been resolved, presidents of both parties have basically given it lip service, agreeing verbally that Jerusalem should be the capital of Israel, but never moving the U.S. embassy, which since 1950, has been in Tel Aviv. And while the Republican party has tried to use this against President Obama, saying he "refuses" to acknowledge Jerusalem, the truth is a bit more complicated: as one fact-checking site noted, "the Republican Party platform has long included a pledge to move the embassy to Jerusalem. But that's never happened, even when a Republican was in the White House." So, as it turns out, President Bush didn't officially recognize Jerusalem either, even though in speeches, he asserted that it was the capital of Israel. President Obama has continued what is a longstanding U.S. policy of avoiding this very sensitive subject.
Neither. Jerusalem is the capital city of Israel.
The capital of Judea during Jesus' time was Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is the capital city of the nation of Israel, not of any religion.
Israel does not have two capitals. Jerusalem is the only capital of Israel, pursuant to Israel's Jerusalem Law which united the Israeli West Jerusalem with the Occupied East Jerusalem to create one united capital city. However, because of the Jerusalem Law being ruled illegal by the United Nations Security Council Resolution 478 and the fact that Jerusalem was not envisaged as being Israeli in 1947, no country outside of Israel puts its embassies in Jerusalem and instead recognize Tel Aviv as the capital of Israel (even though all government functions happen in Jerusalem).
No. There is no place or city called "Palestinia". Palestine is the name of the country claimed by Arabs on parts of the former Mandate for Palestine in contention or alongside the Jewish State of Israel. The capital of Israel is Jerusalem and the de facto capitals of Palestine are Gaza City and Ramallah.
The capital of Israel is Jerusalem
Jerusalem (Yerushalayim ירושלים).It's the same as the modern capital of Israel.
Kinshasa is the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, in Africa.