United States Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has strongly denied recent reports suggesting a rift between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a post on X, Huckabee dismissed the claims as baseless rumors spread by unnamed sources.

“All the nonsense about @POTUS & @IsraeliPM is from 'sources' who don't put their name on it. I will put mine. The partnership is STRONG. What’s broken is the credibility of fake news,” Huckabee wrote, signaling his unequivocal support for the bilateral relationship.

The statement follows renewed speculation in the media regarding alleged disagreements between the two leaders. However, a recent phone conversation between Trump and Netanyahu reportedly reaffirmed their close collaboration. According to Trump, the two are “on the same side of every issue,” indicating continued alignment on key matters including security, regional stability, and strategic cooperation.

The ambassador’s remarks aim to reassure both domestic and international observers that the US-Israel alliance remains intact and resilient. Huckabee’s public affirmation is seen as part of a broader effort by the administration to reinforce confidence in its foreign policy direction and diplomatic consistency in the Middle East.

As regional tensions persist, especially surrounding Iran and security challenges across the region, both Washington and Jerusalem appear committed to projecting unity and continuity in their partnership.