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Now 14Politics

Ofer Winter Defends Yosef Haddad Amidst Criticism Over Old Video

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Originalוינטר בתגובה ראשונה למתקפה נגד יוסף חדאד

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  • Ofer Winter defended Yosef Haddad against criticism over an old video.
  • Winter cited Haddad's significant contributions and sacrifices for Israel.
  • He urged critics to consider their own evolving views since October 7th.
  • Winter pledged no future Palestinian state and voluntary emigration.
  • He praised Haddad as Israel's most effective advocate.

Ofer Winter, Chairman of "Am Israel," publicly defended Yosef Haddad on Sunday against sharp criticism stemming from an old video where Haddad discussed the establishment of a Palestinian state. Winter stated he had reviewed Haddad's past statements made before the October 7th attacks, noting that many people were urging him to condemn and remove Haddad. Winter characterized this criticism as hypocritical and shameful, questioning if those criticizing Haddad had themselves changed their views since October 7th.

Winter emphasized Haddad's significant contributions to Israel, highlighting his personal sacrifices and his role as a strong advocate for the country. He asserted that anyone who hasn't evolved their stance post-October 7th is ignorant. Winter suggested that focusing on past statements, especially when the three-year anniversary of the massacre is being marked, is inappropriate and hinted that unflattering archival material also exists within the Likud party.

Winter contrasted those still advocating for the entry of 150,000 Palestinians or daily aid convoys into Gaza with those who have "awakened" and adapted their views. He stressed that they embrace those who change their minds and do not abandon their own people. Winter expressed pride in Haddad, a Golani fighter wounded in Lebanon, calling him Israel's most effective advocate and praising his ability to change his views for the better. Winter even placed Haddad second on his list as a corrective measure for Israeli society.

Concluding his remarks, Winter pledged that a Palestinian state would never be established, that aid trucks would not enter Gaza, and that Israel would ensure a decisive outcome and voluntary emigration. He also committed to passing the "Servicemembers Law" and dismantling protection rackets. Winter encouraged Haddad to continue his strong advocacy for Israel.

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