Mike Huckabee

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee made a rare visit to the Palestinian town of Turmus Ayya near Ramallah. He met with local residents, approximately 80% of whom hold US citizenship, including families of those killed by settlers.

Tarek Zakarna, a 44-year-old Palestinian facing deportation from the US, has petitioned a court to block his removal, arguing that returning to the West Bank would expose him to unprecedented settler violence.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee and Somaliland Ambassador Dr. Mohamed Haji spoke at the event and emphasized the great importance of official diplomatic presence in Jerusalem. Ambassador Huckabee: "The US Embassy should have been opened in Jerusalem many years ago"

According to the Palestinians, the arson occurred in the village of Bazariya. Graffiti was sprayed on the building's walls against the US Ambassador to Israel and threats were made toward a "Kan" reporter and the security establishment: "You have been warned." Simultaneously, police arrested 8 suspects aged 16-20 for arson and assault in the southern Hebron Hills.

The US Ambassador to Israel said that America might ban settlers who participated in the siege of homes in Samaria from entering the country. However, Huckabee clarified that he is not aware of such measures being considered at this stage.

The well-known PR expert launched a sharp and unprecedented attack on social media, against the backdrop of the harsh diplomatic condemnation by US Ambassador Mike Huckabee against the rioters in the village of Kusra.

The IDF will examine why it took two days to evacuate the outpost and why forces were sent that did not evacuate it. Additionally, the decision to ask Palestinian families to leave their homes will be reviewed.

A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

In an interview with 103FM radio, Barda said: "In the US, they are asking themselves where this event came from? And these people believe that the lands in the West Bank are guaranteed and given to the people of Israel." "Leiter says that we are losing the remnants of our good friends," he added regarding the label given to the rioters.

According to the head of the Qusra council, the forces that arrived to evacuate the outpost are still in the area, and residents were instructed to avoid "unnecessary vehicle movement." A hilltop activist claimed that the forces "sowed destruction and confiscated everything they saw," while in the US there is anger, labeling the extremists who established the outpost as "Israeli terrorists."

Political damage is mounting: US Ambassador Mike Huckabee stated that it was at Washington's request that the IDF and police began removing extremists besieging Palestinian homes in Qusra. "These are disgusting acts; there is no excuse for such bullying behavior," the diplomat emphasized.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee confirmed IDF intervention in Qusra following a US request. Meanwhile, reports from Lebanon indicate an Israeli strike on the village of Al-Mansouri.

A moving meeting took place at the US Embassy in Jerusalem, where 12-year-old Amitai Perel from Atlit, who deals with autism, visited Ambassador Mike Huckabee. The boy stunned the diplomat with his phenomenal knowledge of history and international relations.