Although the US has recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Americans born there are still unable to list 'Jerusalem, Israel' on their passports.

The Trump administration may be withholding recognition of Israel’s capital on passports for the time being because of its much-anticipated Mideast peace plan.

Attorneys in landmark Jerusalem passport lawsuit call on Trump to instruct State Department to list 'Israel' as the birthplace of Jerusalem-born US citizens.

In an about-face since his address last month to Jewish Republicans, leading GOP candidate Donald Trump promised, if elected president, to move the US embassy to the Israeli capital.

A US Supreme Court ruling earlier this month gave support to the Obama administration’s position on the status of Jerusalem. You can do something about it by showing off your passport. Learn how!

A number of US congressmen, including Republicans and Democrats, are calling on President Barack Obama to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.

In what can be considered a dangerous, precedent-setting ruling, the US Supreme Court declared that the United States does not recognize Jerusalem - both the Eastern and Western parts of the city - as the capital of the state of Israel.

When Menachem Binyamin Zivotofsky was born in west Jerusalem in 2002, his American parents asked that their son’s place of birth be listed as Jerusalem, Israel.