Israel did not engineer migrant crisis at Ceuta, Spain-Morocco border, Huckabee tells Piers Morgan

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee dismissed conspiracy theories blaming Israel and the US for the migrant crisis at the Moroccan-Spanish border in Ceuta, during an interview with Piers Morgan broadcast on Monday. He also said Hamas has no future in Gaza, warned that renewed US strikes on Iran would be overwhelming, and denied Israel influenced Trump to attack Iran.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee dismissed conspiracy theories that Israel and the US are behind the migrant crisis at the Moroccan-Spanish border in Ceuta, during an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan broadcast on Monday. Morgan cited social media posts, including those by Spanish actor Javier Bardem, blaming Israel for 'weakening and destabilizing Spain' by weaponizing the 'Western far Right to turn migration into a weapon against Muslims.' Huckabee retorted that Bardem should 'stick to reading a script that someone else wrote,' and called the idea of a US-Israel conspiracy 'nonsense.' He also addressed Hamas, saying they are 'proud terrorists' who videotaped themselves committing atrocities on October 7, and that they have no future in Gaza. Regarding Iran, Huckabee warned that if Trump resumes strikes, it will be an 'overwhelming' attack, and denied that Israel influenced Trump's decision. He insisted Iran's goal is to 'destroy Israel' and 'annihilate America,' and noted Hezbollah's presence in 12 Western Hemisphere countries.