New Political Party Leader Rules Out Alliance With Arab Parties
Yosef Haddad, who is joining Ofer Winter's new party 'Am Israel' (The People of Israel), stated in a radio interview that the party is independent and will act in the best interest of the Israeli people. Haddad emphatically rejected any possibility of cooperating with Mansour Abbas's party, Ra'am, or any party that includes a candidate who defended "terrorist" Ahlam Tamimi, who protected Ahed Tamimi. Haddad also claimed that Gadi Eisenkot disqualified their party from the outset. The party's initial proposal was for Ofer Winter to serve as Defense Minister and Haddad as Minister of Public Diplomacy, but Eisenkot allegedly rejected Winter for the Defense Minister role.
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