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JERUSALEM (AP) â The Latest on the fallout from President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital (all times local):
Clashes broke out Thursday between Israeli forces and Palestinian protesters following  U.S. President Donald Trump 's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
 Trump 's dramatic break on Wednesday with decades of U.S. policy on Jerusalem counters long-standing international assurances to the Palestinians that the fate of the city will be determined in negotiations. The Palestinians seek east Jerusalem  captured by Israel in 1967  as a future capital.
An Israeli city plans to name a park after U.S. President Donald Trump in honor of his decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel and move the embassy there.
David Even Zur  the mayor of the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Yam  calls  Trump 's move "historic." He says it was "a brave  unprecedented step which none of his predecessors were prepared to do."
" Donald Trump  proved to the entire world that Jerusalem is in  his  heart and we will prove to  him  in this way that  he  is in our hearts " Even Zur said in a statement Thursday.
The move reflects the positive Israeli response to  Trump 's declaration  which was widely denounced by Arabs and Muslims.
He said President Donald Trump's decision "intentionally" bypassed the United Nations and international resolutions and was a "rude belittling of the Arab and Muslim worlds' people and states."
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says  U.S. President Donald Trump 's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is worrying and could send the region back to darker times.
Mogherini said on Thursday that  Trump 's Jerusalem announcement "has a very worrying potential impact."
She also warned that  Trump 's "move could diminish the potential role that the United States could play in the region and create more confusion around this."
Hundreds of Islamists have rallied in major cities across Pakistan  condemning  President Donald Trump  for declaring the city of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The rallies came a day after  Trump 's announcement angered the Muslims across the world. Islamabad has asked the United States to reconsider any move that alters the legal and historical status of Jerusalem.
The al-Qaida-linked extremist group al-Shabab is urging Muslims to take up weapons in response to  President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital .
Hundreds of Palestinians are protesting in cities across the West Bank and Gaza Strip against  President Donald Trump 's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The demonstrators are burning posters of  Trump  and of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  as well as American and Israeli flags. Clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protesters were reported at several locations.
JERUSALEM (AP) â The Latest on the fallout from President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital (all times local):
Clashes broke out Thursday between Israeli forces and Palestinian protesters following  U.S. President Donald Trump 's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
  [TGT]  's dramatic break on Wednesday with decades of U.S. policy on Jerusalem counters long-standing international assurances to the Palestinians that the fate of the city will be determined in negotiations. The Palestinians seek east Jerusalem  captured by Israel in 1967  as a future capital.
An Israeli city plans to name a park after U.S. President Donald Trump in honor of his decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel and move the embassy there.
David Even Zur  the mayor of the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Yam  calls   [TGT]  's move "historic."  [TGT]  says it was "a brave  unprecedented step which none of  [TGT]  predecessors were prepared to do."
 [TGT] proved to the entire world that Jerusalem is in   [TGT]   heart and we will prove to   [TGT]   in this way that   [TGT]   is in our hearts " Even Zur said in a statement Thursday.
The move reflects the positive Israeli response to   [TGT]  's declaration  which was widely denounced by Arabs and Muslims.
 [TGT]  said  [TGT] 's decision "intentionally" bypassed the United Nations and international resolutions and was a "rude belittling of the Arab and Muslim worlds' people and states."
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini says  U.S. President Donald Trump 's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is worrying and could send the region back to darker times.
Mogherini said on Thursday that  Trump 's Jerusalem announcement "has a very worrying potential impact."
She also warned that  Trump 's "move could diminish the potential role that the United States could play in the region and create more confusion around this."
Hundreds of Islamists have rallied in major cities across Pakistan  condemning   [TGT] for declaring the city of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The rallies came a day after   [TGT]  's announcement angered the Muslims across the world. Islamabad has asked the United States to reconsider any move that alters the legal and historical status of Jerusalem.
The al-Qaida-linked extremist group al-Shabab is urging Muslims to take up weapons in response to  President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital .
Hundreds of Palestinians are protesting in cities across the West Bank and Gaza Strip against  President Donald Trump 's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The demonstrators are burning posters of   [TGT] and of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu  as well as American and Israeli flags. Clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protesters were reported at several locations.