A growing scandal around Mike Huckabee's ambassador office is raising hard questions about whether the U.S. government is protecting its own citizens.

• An elderly American citizen was beaten by masked Israeli settlers and tried to get help through Mike Huckabe's ambassador office.
• That office, run by Huckabee's stepson, allegedly tried to hide the attack from the White House and was also caught asking people for money.
• Despite this, the stepson kept his job after Mark Levin pushed back hard on critics by accusing them of anti-semitism.
• The same office is accused of secretly hosting Jonathan Pollard, the former U.S. Navy analyst convicted of spying for Israel, whose stolen secrets reportedly reached the Soviet Union.
• Critics argue U.S. political leaders are putting loyalty to Israel ahead of protecting American citizens and American taxpayer money.

Outlook: Expect more pressure on Huckabee's office and continued clashes between critics and defenders like Levin over how the administration handles Americans harmed abroad.