New Footage Emerges of Yosef Haddad Supporting Two-State Solution Post-Guardian of the Walls
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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- Yosef Haddad is seen supporting a two-state solution in new footage.
- The video was reportedly filmed two months after the "Guardian of the Walls" operation.
- This contradicts Haddad's recent statements about his evolving political views.
- Haddad cited "Guardian of the Walls" and Oct 7th as reasons for his opposition.
- Amit Segal published the new documentation.
Additional documentation has surfaced showing Yosef Haddad, the second-ranked candidate on the 'Am Yisrael' list led by Ofer Vinter, expressing support for a two-state solution. Commentator Amit Segal, who published the footage on Sunday, stated the video was filmed approximately two months after the "Guardian of the Walls" operation. This new publication comes just hours after Haddad had asserted that he now strongly opposes the establishment of a Palestinian state, attributing his change of stance to the events of "Guardian of the Walls." Segal shared the video, noting, "The plot thickens: Haddad for two states two months after Operation Guardian of the Walls." Earlier on Sunday, a segment from an older interview of Haddad with Al-Arabiya was recirculated, in which he voiced support for the two-state solution. In response to that earlier publication, Haddad had explained that the interview was recorded over five years ago and that his views had evolved since then. He reiterated that the "Guardian of the Walls" operation marked a turning point for him, citing the violent events in mixed cities during the operation, and later the October 7th attack and the ensuing war, as reasons for his shift in position. However, the newly released documentation, according to Segal, dates from two months after "Guardian of the Walls," yet still features Haddad advocating for a two-state solution.
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