Yoseph Haddad filed a police complaint after being attacked: "I hope we get justice"
Israeli advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad was involved in a physical confrontation with an anti-Israel attacker who ambushed him in a conference parking lot in the USA. After neutralizing the aggressor, Haddad filed an official police complaint.
Yoseph Haddad, an Israeli advocacy activist, arrived at a conference in Los Angeles, USA, where he had a confrontation with a man he identified as a neo-Nazi who took issue with his presence and his views.
The situation escalated quickly into violence. Haddad was attacked and fought back, but the altercation continued in the conference parking lot, where the same individual ambushed him again. Haddad, remaining composed, knocked the attacker to the ground and struck back.
On Tuesday, Yoseph Haddad filed an official police complaint against the attacker, Dennis Feitosa. Feitosa, an extreme right-wing activist, had previously acted aggressively during a podcast recording in the studio before ambushing Haddad in the parking lot. Haddad, a former Golani soldier, repelled the attack and neutralized the individual. The matter is now being handled by US law enforcement as a criminal case.
"I was attacked by a neo-Nazi in the USA, only he didn't know he messed with a Golani soldier!"
Haddad stated upon leaving the police station:
"I just left the police station in Vegas, I filed a complaint against my attacker, in the hope that we will get justice very soon."
