Today, Jerusalem's status is A. an international territory protected by the United Nations,
B. determined because of the outcome of the Oslo Accords,
C. part of the state of Palestine,
D. contested because it's the subject of ongoing negotiation,
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C. part of the state of Palestine,

Explanation:

Today, Jerusalem's status is "part of the state of Palestine"

This is evident in the fact that the Eastern part of Jerusalem is commonly acknowledged as a portion of the Palestinian Territories.

This can be seen in the United Nations resolutions about Israel, where East Jerusalem is routinely described to be a portion of the West Bank or as a portion of the Palestinian Territories

This position is also supported by the European Union

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your answer would be (b)