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SrugimPolitics

Media Host Slams Politician's Party Ahead of Election

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Media personality Guy Larar harshly criticized the new 'Am Israel' party and its candidate Yosef Haddad. Haddad described facing a severe campaign of slander from the Likud party. Larar was critical of Haddad's willingness to join Netanyahu's government, calling the party a "doormat."

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  • Media personality Guy Larar criticized the 'Am Israel' party's political strategy.
  • Candidate Yosef Haddad described facing a campaign of slander from the Likud party.
  • Haddad stated his party would agree to sit under Netanyahu's leadership.
  • Larar called the party's stance a "complete doormat" before its political career began.

Media personality and host of 'HaTzinor', Guy Larar, has sharply criticized the political strategy of the new 'Am Israel' party, led by Ofer Winter. Larar's comments came after an interview with Yosef Haddad, the party's second-ranked candidate, who described the intense campaign against him by the Likud party. Haddad stated that he was subjected to "vile slander and abuse" from Likud and Netanyahu, which he referred to as a "poison machine."

Larar expressed his dismay when he asked Haddad about the party's potential post-election moves. Haddad responded without hesitation that they would agree to sit under Netanyahu's leadership. Larar concluded that this demonstrated a "sick political reality and a complete doormat" for Winter's party, even before its political career had truly begun.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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