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Activist Yoseph Haddad Defends Human Values Amidst Political Squabbles
Activist Yoseph Haddad defended his party leader, Ofer Vinter, after Vinter embraced former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot during a TV interview. Haddad criticized the backlash, emphasizing the importance of human decency over political rivalry and accusing some coalition members of hypocrisy.
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- 01Yoseph Haddad defended Ofer Vinter after Vinter embraced Gadi Eisenkot during a TV interview.
- 02Haddad criticized the backlash, calling it a confusion of political rivals with enemies.
- 03He accused coalition members of hypocrisy, citing their interactions with Ahmed Tibi.
- 04Haddad's party, 'Amcha Yisrael,' faces pressure from Likud to withdraw from elections.
- 05Haddad claimed Likud offered him a high list position and a ministerial role.
His party, 'Amcha Yisrael,' is reportedly under pressure from the Likud party to withdraw from elections, with Haddad claiming he was offered a high spot on the Likud list and a ministerial position.
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