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

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee refuted conspiracy theories linking Israel and the US to the migrant crisis at the Moroccan-Spanish border in Ceuta during an interview with Piers Morgan. Huckabee dismissed claims, including those from actor Javier Bardem, that Israel was "weakening and destabilizing Spain" through weaponized migration, stating, "It's ridiculous to say that somehow this is a US-Israel conspiracy." He also affirmed Ambassador Danny Danon's observation regarding Spain's colonial enclaves in Africa. Additionally, Huckabee discussed Hamas, asserting that they are "proud terrorists" with "zero credibility" due to their actions on October 7, and that they must disarm to be taken seriously. He reiterated that Hamas has no future in Gaza, a stance supported by former President Trump. Regarding Iran, Huckabee denied Israeli influence on Trump's decisions, emphasizing Iran's long-standing threats to the US and its nuclear ambitions. He also expressed concern about a global propaganda campaign spreading "demonstrably false" perceptions of Israel and Jewish people, calling it "unfair, unfounded, [and] disturbing."