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Rabbi Defends Advocacy Activist Yosef Haddad Amidst Criticism

Rabbi Amichai Gordin defended advocacy activist Yosef Haddad against recent criticism, calling the attacks a "despicable act." Gordin praised Haddad's military service, severe injury in the Second Lebanon War, and tireless global advocacy.

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  1. 01Rabbi Amichai Gordin defended advocacy activist Yosef Haddad against recent attacks.
  2. 02Gordin called the campaign against Haddad a "despicable act that should not be done."
  3. 03He praised Haddad's military service, injury in the Second Lebanon War, and global advocacy.
  4. 04Gordin noted Haddad's support for a two-state solution in the distant future.
  5. 05The Rabbi stated Haddad's dedication to Israel should not be met with "vile treatment."

He also addressed Haddad's nuanced stance on a two-state solution, noting it aligns with past statements by the Prime Minister. The Rabbi emphasized that Haddad's dedication to Israel should not be met with "vile treatment."

Translated and summarized by baba from Kipa, the latest report. Read Kipa’s original

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