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Israeli Activist Yoseph Haddad and American Right-Wing Influencer Dennis Feitosa Clash in Violent Podcast Altercation

By אפרת ברינר
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

A heated confrontation between Israeli advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad and American right-wing influencer Dennis Feitosa escalated into a physical fight during a podcast recording in the United States. The verbal dispute quickly intensified, leading to punches and kicks inside the studio before continuing outside in the building's parking lot. Video footage captured Feitosa attempting to attack Haddad from behind, an act widely condemned as cowardly by observers.

The altercation ended with Feitosa being severely beaten. Haddad's associates sarcastically noted that Feitosa was unaware he was confronting a former Golani Brigade soldier and commander, highlighting Haddad's military background. The incident drew significant attention on social media, with commentators criticizing Feitosa's aggressive behavior.

Following the fight, Feitosa posted on social media expressing shock, stating he had "never looked evil in the eyes like that." Meanwhile, advocacy activist Nick Matau condemned Feitosa's repeated attack attempts as cowardly. The clash reflects rising tensions spilling from online disputes into real-world violence among political activists in the U.S.

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