Australia won't follow US in move to Jerusalem

A view of the Al-Aqsa compound (Temple Mount) in Jerusalem's Old City.

A view of the Al-Aqsa compound (Temple Mount) in Jerusalem's Old City. Source: AAP

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Australia's embassy in Israel will remain in Tel Aviv despite the United States administration's decision to officially recognise Jerusalem as the capital.

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