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Activist Yosef Haddad Claims Likud Offered Him Ministerial Post
Activist Yosef Haddad, running for Knesset with the "Am Israel" party, revealed that the Likud party offered him a top spot on their list and a ministerial position. Haddad made the remarks at a cultural event in Kfar Saba.
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What happened
- 01Yosef Haddad claims Likud offered him a top Knesset list spot and a ministerial role.
- 02Haddad's "Am Israel" party will join a Netanyahu government only if conscription is addressed.
- 03Haddad criticized Netanyahu, Eisenkot, and Bennett for being part of the pre-war "conception."
- 04Haddad stated that all 120 Knesset members should have resigned after October 8th.
- 05Haddad dismissed rumors of Ofer Winter joining Liberman's party as a "spin."
He also criticized Likud and Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating his party would join a Netanyahu government only if conscription issues were resolved. Haddad believes all 120 Knesset members should have resigned after October 8th.
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