Mike Huckabee, the US ambassador to Israel, said in an interview with I24 news that he does not know what decision Donald Trump will make regarding a possible attack on the Islamic Republic, and that he may only know when the attack will begin or when he will hear the first siren.
Huckabee expressed confidence in Trump and said: "The president has very good judgment. I have a lot of faith in him and I have a lot of faith in his ability to make a decision that he believes is the best decision for America and the world."
Regarding the possibility of forming a new government in Israel, he also said that he did not have a conversation with Gadi Eisenkot after the elections and that America will cooperate with any government that the Israeli people choose.
Huckabee also said regarding the possibility of ending American aid to Israel that the proposal to gradually reduce this aid was first proposed by Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, and aims to transform relations based on financial aid into commercial ties.
He added that the current agreement on US aid to Israel is still valid for two years and he is not aware of the decision to suddenly stop this aid. According to Huckabee, such a move would likely require a congressional resolution.