Mike Huckabee, President-elect Trump’s nominee for US ambassador to Israel, has previously stated that there is “no such thing as a Palestinian,” calling it a “political tool” to claim land from Israel. He further argued that a Palestinian state, if it were to exist, should be located in neighboring countries like Egypt, Syria, or Jordan, rather than within Israel’s borders. These remarks, made during his 2008 presidential campaign and reiterated in 2015, suggest a strong bias against Palestinian statehood and raise concerns about his ability to represent US interests in the complex Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas and a prominent evangelical figure, has been chosen by President Trump to be the US ambassador to Israel. This appointment has sparked a wave of reactions, ranging from amusement to alarm, reflecting the deep divisions in American politics and the complex relationship between the US and Israel.
Huckabee’s selection has been met with skepticism and even outright criticism from many, who see him as unqualified and potentially harmful to US interests. His past pronouncements on Israel, including his support for the idea of forcibly relocating Palestinians, have drawn particular concern. His association with figures like Pastor John Hagee, who believes in a literal interpretation of biblical prophecy and advocates for a military strike on Iran, has further fueled concerns about his potential influence on US foreign policy.… Continue reading
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