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Arab-Israeli Activist Yosef Haddad Quits Politics After Election Failure
Arab-Israeli activist Yosef Haddad is leaving politics after his party, "Am Israel," failed to pass the electoral threshold. Haddad, who co-founded the party, faced significant opposition during his campaign.
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What happened
- 01Yosef Haddad, an Arab-Israeli activist, is quitting politics after his party's election failure.
- 02His party, "Am Israel," did not pass the electoral threshold in the recent elections.
- 03Haddad co-founded the party with former military official Ofer Winter.
- 04He faced significant backlash and opposition during his campaign.
- 05Haddad plans to return to advocacy and social work, including a trip to the U.S.
He stated he does not regret his attempt to influence Israeli society and will return to advocacy work, including a trip to the United States.
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