JTA: The Global News Service of the Jewish People

Huckabee: Create a Palestinian state—in Egypt or Saudi Arabia

Check out this account of Huckabee's campaign stop back in October at the house of Jason Bedrick, the first Orthodox Jew to be elected to the New Hampshire State House:

In response to a question about the Middle East from Rabbi Moshe Bleich of the Wellesley-Weston Chabad Center, Gov. Huckabee expressed frustration with Israeli politicians who wanted to give away the Golan Heights and firmly opposed dividing Jerusalem.

When asked about a Palestinian state, Gov. Huckabee stated that he supports creating a Palestinian state, but believes that it should be formed outside of Israel. He named Egypt and Saudi Arabia as possible alternatives, noting that the Arabs have far more land than the Israelis and that it would only be fair for other Arab nations to give the Palestinians land for a state, rather than carving it out of the tiny Israeli state.

Comments RSS Feed Reader Comments

Avrum

12/12/07 06:53 AM

Ami Eden seems to be more and more like Bill O’Reily with each passing day.

Avrum

Avrum

12/12/07 06:57 AM

How is it that Ami Eden sound, these days, just like Bill O’Reily?

Mobius

12/12/07 08:22 AM

The only thing Ami Eden and Bill O’Reilly have in common is their love of falafel.

Reb Yudel

12/13/07 05:13 AM

I sure hope that Ami doesn’t expresses his love of falafel the way Bill does.

Avrum

12/13/07 05:57 AM

Ami is a wonderful and thoughtful writer.  But he seems to be on the same page as Laura Ingrham and Ann Culter with each passing day.

Akiva

12/18/07 08:19 AM

Avrum, You seem to me to be the bigot here not the author. Besides what’s wrong with laura Ingram and Bill O’Reily?

Leave a Comment

To comment on this article, you must first be registered with JTA.

Not Registered?

There are real advantages to a FREE registration with JTA.org:

  • Make your voice heard through comments on articles
  • Receive our e-mailed Daily Briefing, an invaluable quick-read
  • Help decide what Jewish news matters most with interactive tools

Register Now

Already a JTA member?

I forgot my password

I forgot my password
Get JTA's free Daily Briefing newsletter

Blog Roll