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Huckabee Blasts Kerry's Speech: 'Betrayal' to Israel

Former Arkansas governor call the secretary of state's speech on peace in the Middle East a 'betrayal to our ally' on 'The O'Reilly Factor'

Huckabee: Israel Celebrating End of 'Hostile' Obama Régime

Dec. 12, 2016 - 4:53 - Fox News contributor reacts to PM Netanyahu's optimism for improved relations under a Trump administration

Mike Huckabee: Hillary Clinton Is an Elitist Snob

Oct. 01, 2016 - 2:13 - Former presidential candidate reacts on 'Fox & Friends' to leaked audio of the Democratic candidate discussing Sanders supporters

Mike Huckabee and Ben Carson React to FBI Report on Clinton

Sep. 02, 2016 - 9:08 - Former 2016 candidates react on 'Hannity' to documents detailing investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server use

Huckabee on What Brexit Vote Means for Trump, Clinton

Huckabee: Obama More Concerned with Reputation of Islam

Dec. 07, 2015 - 8:14 - GOP candidate reacts to Oval Office address

Huckabee on War on Terror: 'It's Put Up or Shut Up Time'

Nov. 17, 2015 - 5:09 - Republican presidential candidate says the West is engaged in a battle with 'complete barbarism'

When Will Obama Defend Christians and Defeat Radical Islam?

America has the strongest fighting force and most advanced military technology on Earth. There's no reason we should be losing to these evil thugs.
FOX NEWS: Radical ISIS snakes sliver outside Damascus, just miles from where God revealed himself to the Apostle Paul. The dead bodies of decapitated ISIS victims are rotting in Palmyra, the ancient city that Chronicles tells us was built by King Solomon. ISIS black flags now wave on the same streets where the Lord commanded Jonah to witness to the people of Nineveh. In the ancient Christian village of Sadad, an armed Christian militia will soon clash with ISIS jihadists that have overrun a neighboring city. Sadad is home to many Christian churches and its people even speak Christ’s native tongue: Aramaic.

While President Obama sits silently, the same soil that sustained our Biblical forefathers is now stained with blood. Anyone who who defies these evil Islamic radicals risks death. The White House abandons Christians and denies, disguises and hides the existence of Radical Islam, but I will not!

You don’t negotiate with sin and evil, you destroy it. You don't contemplate what to do with cancer, you kill it before it kills you! » | Mike Huckabee | Friday, November 6, 2015

Gov. Huckabee on Why Obama Is Struggling to Lead

Oct. 25, 2014 - 5:32 - President tackles world crises

Phyllis Chesler: Life Inside the Muslim World

Oct. 14, 2014 - 6:27 - Author Phyllis Chesler recounts her experience

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Huckabee: We've Become the Shakiest Gun in the West

Mar. 09, 2014 - 3:27 - Reaction to handling of Russia, Ukraine

Mike Huckabee: Muslims Depart Mosques Like 'Uncorked Animals,' Throwing Rocks, Burning Cars

THE HUFFINGTON POST: Mike Huckabee, former Arkansas GOP governor-turned-Fox News host and radio personality, tore into Islam earlier this week, using a recent terror threat that put United States embassies on high alert to suggest that the Muslims were "uncorked animals," encouraged to be violent by the religion itself.

Speaking on his radio program on Monday, Huckabee prefaced his remarks by saying that he understood it was "politically incorrect" to "say anything unkind about Islam." He then went on to suggest that Islamic teachings were to blame for recent unrest during the holy month of Ramadan.

"Can someone explain to me why it is that we tiptoe around a religion that promotes the most murderous mayhem on the planet in their so-called ‘holiest days,’" Huckabee said. "You know, if you’ve kept up with the Middle East, you know that the most likely time to have an uprising of rock throwing and rioting comes on the day of prayer on Friday. So the Muslims will go to the mosque, and they will have their day of prayer, and they come out of there like uncorked animals -- throwing rocks and burning cars." » | Nick Wing | The Huffington Post | Thursday, August 08, 2013

Mike Huckabee Interviews Bill Maher About Religion

Mike Huckabee Interviews Bill Maher About Religion

Huckabee's View: The Mood in Israel
Huckabee on Egypt's effect on Israel

Saudis Fault Obama on Egyptian Crisis
Abdullah unhappy with handling of crisis

Huckabee: Israelis Should Be Able to Live Anywhere in Jewish State
YNET NEWS: Likely US Republican presidential candidate attends cornerstone-laying ceremony in Jewish neighborhood in east Jerusalem, tells MKs 'I don’t see why bedrooms for their children built by Jews on hilltop in Samaria pose threat to world peace'; calls lack of construction in settlements 'irrational'

Israelis should be able to live "anywhere in Israel they wished to live," Iikely US presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said Monday during a visit to the Mount of Olives for a cornerstone-laying ceremony in a Jewish east Jerusalem neighborhood.

"It is inconceivable in many ways that we would have to even argue and debate whether or not Israelis could live in Israel, not just in parts of Israel but anywhere in Israel they wished to live," said Huckabee, who is expected to run against US President Barack Obama in the 2012 elections on behalf of the Republican Party.

"I cannot imagine as an American being told that I could not live in certain places in America because I was Christian, or because I was white, or because I spoke English. I would be outraged if someone told me that in my country, I would be prohibited and forbidden to live in a part of that country, for any reason," the former governor of Arkansas added. >>> Yair Altman | Monday, January31, 2011

Is Obama Losing Israel's Respect?
Deputy speaker of the Knesset weighs in

Next President Must Understand Challenge of Radical Islam, Former Senator Says
CNS NEWS: To keep America free from terrorist attacks in the post 9/11 world, it is imperative that the next president have an acute understanding of radical Islam and the need for a forceful response that extends beyond mere criminal prosecution, said former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum.
 


He made the comments at a debate focusing on the 2008 election.
 


The Pennsylvania Republican also credited the Bush administration for pursuing effective counter-terrorism measures, re-affirmed his vote in favor of the Iraq war and suggested that Iran could be on verge of inciting a major conflict. 
 


Santorum teamed up with former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and Steve Forbes, editor-in-chief of Forbes Magazine, on the campus of Regent University in Virginia Beach. The Republicans made a case for Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and other Republican candidates in this year’s election, addressing the question of “Which Party is Best Suited to Lead America?”
 


The Democratic side was represented by Geraldine Ferraro, a former congresswoman from New York, who was the party’s vice presidential nominee in 1984; Donna Brazile, the campaign manager for the Gore-Lieberman ticket in 2000; and Alan Colmes of Fox News, all of whom spoke in favor of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) as the more desirable presidential nominee.
 


Although the war in Iraq has had its problems, the Republicans in power have demonstrated that they have a firm grip on the challenge presented by radical Islam and the will to pursue necessary albeit unpopular polices, Santorum argued. 


“The bottom line is that the United States has been safe since 9/11,” he observed in his opening statement. “Not one person on this panel, not one person in this audience, would have predicted on September 12, 2001 that we’d be sitting here today without another terrorist incident. That is not a mistake.” >>> By Kevin Mooney, Staff Writer | Thursday, October 30, 2008

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