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Activist Yoseph Haddad Rules Out Alliance With Gantz, Cites Hamas Stance
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First reported by i24NEWS · 9 hours ago
What happened
Pro-Israel activist Yoseph Haddad, now with the "Am Israel" party, declared they will not ally with leaders who don't call Hamas a terrorist group, specifically mentioning Benny Gantz. Haddad also expressed his desire to become Israel's Minister of Public Diplomacy.
- 01Yoseph Haddad's party won't ally with leaders not calling Hamas a terror group.
- 02Haddad criticizes Benny Gantz's past statements and approach.
- 03Ofer Winter is positioned by Haddad as a potential Defense Minister.
- 04Haddad seeks to become Minister of Public Diplomacy.
- 05The party identifies as firmly right-wing.
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