Ned Price, spokesperson at the U.S. Department of State, said during a press briefing that the occupied Al-Quds will go under the final solution negotiations, and that such position remains unchanged.

Price also said that the return of American aids, which were cut by former President Trump, to the Palestinian people is bound to their agreement with American values and interests.

Last week, the United States Senate endorsed keeping the American Embassy in the occupied Al-Quds. Bill Hagerty, US Senator, said that the resolution was adopted by a majority of 97 votes in favor with only 3 against.

Former President Donald Trump moved the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Al-Quds in mid-2018, after the recognition of Al-Quds as the occupation's capital in the end of 2017. The international community refuses to recognize Al-Quds as the capital of the occupation, nevertheless.