Pro-Israel Activist Yosef Haddad Receives Death Threats, Blames Iran
Yosef Haddad, a prominent pro-Israel advocacy activist and candidate number two for the 'Am Israel' party, reported receiving a series of emails containing explicit death threats on Tuesday evening. One of the messages allegedly stated, "We will cut your fingers one by one and dismember your bodies along with the Americans. We are people of war. To hell with you."
The 'Am Israel' party claims that the content and style of the messages suggest they originated from elements connected to the Iranian regime, although the identity of the senders has not been officially verified.
These threats follow a recent publication by Iran's Ministry of Intelligence listing individuals deemed hostile to Israel, with whom Iranian citizens are forbidden to interact. Haddad, ranked second on the 'Am Israel' party list, was reportedly featured prominently on this list.
Responding to the threats, Haddad stated, "The Iranian regime has never been more predictable. I also receive explicit death threats on social media. This did not frighten me in the past and does not frighten me today; on the contrary, it strengthens me." He added, "I will continue to work for the State of Israel and for Israeli society. And to the enemies who threaten from Iran to Gaza, I offer the well-known Arabic proverb: 'Go pave the sea.'"
Haddad is known for his advocacy work, particularly on social media, where he counters anti-Israel narratives.
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