Recent statements by the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, have sparked widespread controversy in political and media circles, after he publicly declared that America's existence is fundamentally indebted to Jewish roots. These words brought back old discussions about the extent of Zionist influence on decision-making centers in the United States and the direction of its foreign policies.
Despite the shock these statements caused among segments of the public and American historians who considered them an insult to national identity, the American administration did not take any diplomatic action against the ambassador. No decision was issued to dismiss him or even summon him for reprimand, which reinforced the belief that this view represents a deep current within the current ruling establishment.
Observers believe that the relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv, during President Donald Trump's era, transcended the traditional framework of alliance to become an absolute organic partnership. It appeared that the presidential agenda was primarily focused on protecting and expanding the influence of the Israeli entity in the region, even if it was at the expense of traditional American interests or relations with historical allies.
The stark contradiction appears in the American leadership's dealings with international powers, where the President does not hesitate to direct sharp criticism at leaders of major European countries such as France and Spain. In contrast, there is complete silence regarding any transgressions or insults issued by Zionist officials, or even by American diplomats who show loyalty to Tel Aviv that exceeds their loyalty to their home country.
Ambassador Mike Huckabee is known for his strong enthusiasm for the 'Greater Israel' project, which was evident in his previous answers about the possibility of swallowing up lands from neighboring Arab countries. Huckabee considered Israeli expansion from the Nile to the Euphrates to be a 'biblical right,' emphasizing that he had no objection to seizing the lands of eight Arab countries to achieve this plan.
These public stances reveal an 'existential secret' linking American power and the Zionist project, which was clearly manifested during recent wars and crises in the Middle East. It seems that Ambassador Huckabee deliberately revealed the threads of this complex relationship, which has long been the subject of speculation and lengthy political and historical analyses.
Ultimately, the question remains before the American public about the motives that lead their leadership to dedicate state resources to serve another entity in a way that raises suspicion. While the political debate continues, the field is left open for historians and researchers to unravel these deep ties that have come to shape the features of the new international order and the balance of power in the Arab region.
Without a Jewish foundation, America would not exist!
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Controversy over US Ambassador Huckabee's statements regarding the 'Jewish foundation' of the United States