Bolivia to seek UN Security Council meeting on Jerusalem status
Bolivia plans to ask for a public meeting of the United Nations Security Council after US President Donald Trump announces on Wednesday that the United States recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and will move its embassy there.
Bolivian UN Ambassador Sacha Sergio Llorentty Soliz said it would be a "reckless and a dangerous decision that goes against international law, the resolutions of the Security Council, which also weakens any effort for peace in the region and also upsets the whole region."
A meeting of the 15-member council cannot be scheduled until Bolivia formally requests one. It was not immediately clear when such a meeting could be held.
