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New Political Party Leader Rules Out Alliance With Arab Parties
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First reported by Maariv · 18 hours ago
What happened
Yosef Haddad, joining Ofer Winter's new 'Am Israel' party, declared they will not ally with Arab parties like Ra'am or those defending figures like Ahed Tamimi. Haddad also alleged Gadi Eisenkot disqualified Winter from a ministerial post.
- 01New party leader rejects alliances with Arab parties.
- 02Party will not cooperate with Mansour Abbas's Ra'am.
- 03Party candidate defended Ahlam Tamimi, who protected Ahed Tamimi.
- 04Party claims Gadi Eisenkot disqualified Ofer Winter.
- 05Winter proposed as Defense Minister, Haddad as Public Diplomacy Minister.
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