Huckabee Announces Update on New US Embassy in Jerusalem Project

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee announced that the United States will soon begin construction on a permanent embassy in Jerusalem. The U.S. embassy relocated from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in 2018, and the new facility will be built on secured property. This move signifies a commitment to the U.S.-Israel partnership and recognizes Jerusalem as the eternal capital of Israel.

• U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee announced plans to break ground on a permanent U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
• The U.S. embassy was moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in 2018.
• Property for the new embassy complex has been secured, with construction to begin soon.
• The move emphasizes the U.S. commitment to its partnership with Israel and recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
• Other nations, including Guatemala, Paraguay, Kosovo, Honduras, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and Colombia, have also moved or agreed to move their embassies to Jerusalem.