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Yoseph Haddad Claims Likud Offered Top Spot, Ministerial Role
Amcha Yisrael candidate Yoseph Haddad claims the Likud party offered him a top ten spot and a ministerial position until the last minute. Haddad, who has faced criticism for past statements, defended himself by comparing scrutiny of his views to that of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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What happened
- 01Yoseph Haddad claims Likud offered him a top ten spot and a ministerial role.
- 02Haddad defended past statements by comparing scrutiny of his views to that of PM Netanyahu.
- 03He stated he no longer supports a Palestinian state and now uses "Judea and Samaria."
- 04Haddad argued right-wing critics apply a loyalty test to him not applied to Netanyahu.
- 05He rejected being labeled a leftist or traitor for past political positions.
He stated he no longer supports a Palestinian state and now uses the term "Judea and Samaria." Haddad argued that right-wing critics apply a loyalty test to him that they do not apply to Netanyahu.
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