Yoseph Haddad Claims Likud Offered Top Spot, Ministerial Role
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Amcha Yisrael candidate Yoseph Haddad claims the Likud party offered him a top ten spot and a ministerial position until the last minute. Haddad, who has faced criticism for past statements, defended himself by comparing scrutiny of his views to that of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He stated he no longer supports a Palestinian state and now uses the term "Judea and Samaria." Haddad argued that right-wing critics apply a loyalty test to him that they do not apply to Netanyahu.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Yoseph Haddad claims Likud offered him a top ten spot and a ministerial role.
- Haddad defended past statements by comparing scrutiny of his views to that of PM Netanyahu.
- He stated he no longer supports a Palestinian state and now uses "Judea and Samaria."
- Haddad argued right-wing critics apply a loyalty test to him not applied to Netanyahu.
- He rejected being labeled a leftist or traitor for past political positions.
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