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Arab-Israeli Activist Yosef Haddad Claims Right-Wing Campaign Against Him
Arab-Israeli activist Yosef Haddad claims he is the target of a political campaign from the Prime Minister's office and the Likud party after refusing offers to join their Knesset list.
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What happened
- 01Yosef Haddad alleges a political campaign against him from the Prime Minister's office and Likud after rejecting offers.
- 02Haddad claims he was offered a reserved Knesset seat and a ministerial position by the Likud party.
- 03He criticizes former minister Gadi Eisenkot and activist Yariv Oppenheimer for joining attacks against him.
- 04Haddad advocates for full Israeli control of Gaza and returning West Bank territories to Israel.
- 05He states his party, "Am Israel," will not join a coalition under Avigdor Lieberman.
- 06Haddad predicts his party will be the surprise of the elections, winning eight to ten seats.
Haddad, now a candidate for the "Am Israel" party, stated that these attacks began after he rejected proposals for a reserved spot and a ministerial role. He also criticized former minister Gadi Eisenkot and activist Yariv Oppenheimer, while outlining his political positions on Gaza and the West Bank. Haddad predicts his party will be the surprise of the upcoming elections, potentially securing eight to ten seats.
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