Mike Huckabee, Trump’s pick for U.S. ambassador to Israel, believes “there’s no such thing as a Palestinian”
President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet is quickly becoming a who's-who list of the nation's most outspoken Zionists, including former Arkansas governor and American Baptist minister Mike Huckabee, who believes that "there's no such thing as a Palestinian."
Huckabee, Trump's pick for U.S. ambassador to Israel, is about as pro-Israel as it gets. CNN ran a profile on Huckabee showing all sorts of bizarre things he has said over the years with regard to Israel.
The idea of a "two-state solution," meaning part of the land goes to Israel and the other part goes to the people in Gaza and the West Bank who have nowhere else to go, is an "irrational and unworkable" idea. Israel, Huckabee believes, should get everything.
"There's plenty of land in the world for Palestine," is Huckabee's solution for where to displace the millions of Semitic, non-Jewish people who live in areas that Israel wants for itself in order to achieve Greater Israel.
Huckabee also believes that there is "no such thing as a West Bank," instead choosing to believe that this locale where about three million Palestinians live is simply Israel under another name.
Other concepts that Huckabee disagrees with are the idea that Israel is creating "settlements," or that Israel is engaged in an "occupation." According to Huckabee, Israel has every right to do whatever it wishes because to not allow this constitutes "antisemitism."
Here's your new US ambassador to Israel :
1.) "No such thing as a Palestinian"
2.) "Two-State Solution is irrational and unworkable"
3.) "There's plenty of land in the world for Palestine"
4.) "No Such Thing as a West Bank "
5.) "There's no such thing as a settlement"
6.)… pic.twitter.com/WPyFlQjhbc
— Judge Napolitano (@Judgenap) November 13, 2024
(Related: Did you know that the Zionist-controlled Western media is twisting words like pretzels to cover for Israel's killing spree in the Gaza Strip?)
Conservatives starting to worry about Trump's Zionist tendencies
Many people who thought they supported Trump and his so-called "America First" agenda are starting to ask themselves questions about who Trump really supports in all this.
"I'm still waiting for that brilliant 5D chess move from Trump where he shuts down AIPAC and puts America first," tweeted David Smuts (@DavidSmuts). "Still waiting ... (NOT)."
Another expressed concern about the sheer number of in-your-face Zionists that Trump has already appointed just in the few days since Election Day with months still remaining before his inauguration.
"The fact that so many pro-Israel messianic zealots are being appointed by Trump points towards bad things to come," tweeted Jennifer O. Lee (@Jennifer_O_Lee1).
"Every single one of them will be genocide enablers and pro war. Trump's cabinet will become America's worst nightmare – and I say that as an ultra conservative Republican."
"Trump couldn't have picked a more servile figure to represent U.S. interests in Israel – or maybe that's the whole point," wrote another about milquetoast Huckabee and his effeminate tendencies.
"Trump is signaling that the U.S. will back Israel unconditionally, no matter the cost."
The Health Ranger (@HealthRanger) chimed in as well to call the whole situation "absolutely sickening," adding that "the lack of humanity in these Trump admin picks" is upsetting.
"Trump may not be the 'new Hitler,' but his administration officials are most definitely supporting a new holocaust."
Concerning Huckabee's belief that Palestinians do not even exist, another wrote that the term "Palestinian" is simply "an appellation that was given to people who live in a geographic region."
"You, yourself, are a New Jerseyan," this person added to Huckabee. "It is not an ethnicity; they are Arabs, like most of the Middle Easterners, with the exception of Iranians, who are Persians. Hope that helps."
The Middle East is a bloodbath, and some people like Huckabee think God is pleased with their pro-war positions. Learn more at Prophecy.news.
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