Mike Huckabee Prays at Ancient Shiloh and Declares: This Is Home

Mike Huckabee, U.S. Ambassador to Israel, makes his first official visit to Judea and Samaria, prays at the site of ancient Shiloh, and meets with local municipal leaders.

Ambassador Huckabee | Photo: Baruch Greenberg, Binyamin Regional Council Spokesperson

In a historic visit to Samaria, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee paid his first official visit today (Wednesday) to Judea and Samaria. During the visit, he toured the ancient site of Shiloh in the Binyamin region and met with heads of local councils.

While at ancient Shiloh, Ambassador Huckabee offered a prayer for the hostages and for the safety of IDF soldiers.

Watch the moving prayer at the site of the ancient Tabernacle:

Ambassador Huckabee praying for the hostages | Photo: Baruch Greenberg, Binyamin Regional Council Spokesperson

Meeting with municipal leaders
Following his visit to Shiloh, the ambassador participated in a celebratory gathering with municipal leaders from across Judea and Samaria.

Ambassador Huckabee with municipal leaders | Photo: Baruch Greenberg, Binyamin Regional Council Spokesperson

“Judea and Samaria is the correct name”
During his visit, Ambassador Huckabee addressed the terminology used to describe the region: “I have never used any term other than ‘Judea and Samaria.’ To use alternative terminology would be a historical injustice and a denial of the Bible.”

Unwavering support
He added, “President Trump loves this land. You have made tremendous sacrifices to live in these places. You’ve paid in blood, sweat, and tears. This place is a miracle. Only the existence of God can explain your presence here.”

Israel Gantz greets Ambassador Huckabee | Photo: Baruch Greenberg, Binyamin Regional Council Spokesperson

Israel Gantz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, welcomed the ambassador: “Welcome home. This is the home of the Holy Land, the place the Jewish people have prayed for over 3,000 years.”

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