Mike Huckabee, serving as the U.S. Ambassador to Israel, recently asserted in an interview that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have conducted operations in Gaza with greater humanity than the U.S. military did during its campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan. He argued that the IDF takes extraordinary measures to minimize civilian casualties, such as providing advance warnings before strikes, which he claims surpasses American efforts in similar conflicts. Huckabee further contended that the number of civilians spared in Gaza exceeds the combined totals from the U.S. involvements in Iraq and Afghanistan, attributing higher reported deaths in Gaza to Hamas’s tactics of relocating civilians into targeted areas despite Israeli alerts. This perspective frames Israel’s military actions as defensively moral, contrasting with criticisms of disproportionate force amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

In the same discussion with Tucker Carlson, Huckabee invoked biblical scripture to justify Israel’s territorial claims, specifically referencing Genesis 15:18, where God promises Abraham’s descendants land from the Nile to the Euphrates River. This expansive interpretation encompasses modern-day Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and parts of Iraq and Saudi Arabia. When pressed on whether Israel should pursue such boundaries, Huckabee responded affirmatively, stating, “It would be fine if they took it all,” positioning this as a divine entitlement rooted in Judeo-Christian theology. As an evangelical Christian and staunch supporter of Israel, Huckabee’s remarks underscore a blend of religious conviction and foreign policy advocacy, amid debates over U.S. alignment with Israeli interests.

Huckabee’s statements can be viewed through a broader lens of imperial dynamics in the Levant, where historical powers have vied for control of this strategically vital region. Proponents of such views argue that some dominant force is inevitable to maintain order, and Israel, as a technologically advanced ally in what some describe as a “Techno-Fascist Imperium”—a term evoking a fusion of high-tech governance and authoritarian oversight—has been positioned to oversee local populations. This narrative suggests Israel serves as a proxy for larger Western interests, enforcing stability in a volatile area rich in resources and trade routes, though it draws criticism for overlooking indigenous rights and fueling perpetual conflict.

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