Yoseph Haddad

Against the backdrop of the harsh statement against the candidacy of Yoseph Haddad, the Tzohar rabbinical organization is issuing an unprecedented clarification and recruiting a surprising example from the Tanakh period to resolve the public debate.

Amha Yisrael party chairman Ofer Winter has defended Yoseph Haddad, emphasizing his leadership credentials. Meanwhile, Zehut leader Moshe Feiglin criticized Winter, stating that the public is "fed up with generals."

The Public Complaints Commissioner at the Second Authority has published a sharp letter against the Reshet 13 presenter following his remarks against Yoseph Haddad, officially determining that it was a racist statement that should not have been made, but emphasizing that Raviv Drucker apologized for his words.

The prominent advocacy activist announced that he is stepping down as CEO of "Together - Arabs for Each Other" after eight years. The timing of his departure comes ahead of the launch of Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter's party on Tuesday, which Haddad may join. Lorina Khatib will take his place at the head of the organization.

Following the report by our correspondent Avraham Hasson on Channel 14 regarding negotiations for his joining the new party of Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter, advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad announced this morning (Sunday) that he is stepping down as CEO of the organization "Together, Arabs for Each Other," which he founded more than eight years ago.

Following the Likud primaries, right-wing parties are attempting to attract disappointed voters from the right wing. Meanwhile, concern is growing within Likud regarding the move by Ofer Winter and Yoseph Haddad, and the possibility that votes will remain below the electoral threshold.

An Israeli rescue plane heading to assist victims of the earthquake in Colombia was blocked from passing through Spanish airspace. Haddad exposed the critical delay and accused: "They don't care that this is a life-saving mission. Shame and disgrace!"

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 volunteered for the army, was severely wounded in the Golani Brigade, an injury that changed his life, and until the advocacy activity he funded from his own private pocket, these are the surprising stations in the life of the prominent activist Yoseph Haddad.

The left-wing activist sharply criticizes Yoseph Haddad's advocacy in the United States and raises serious allegations regarding a past shooting incident in which he was allegedly involved on the road.

The Israeli advocacy activist shared footage from a conference in the United States, where he was physically attacked from behind by a participant in a debate. This is how he responded when the incident spilled over into the parking lot.

A heated argument between the Israeli advocacy activist and the American content creator escalated into violence in front of the cameras. In additional footage, Dennis Feitosa is seen lunging at Yoseph Haddad from behind. Production staff and those present separated the two.

The advocacy activist and former Golani fighter marked exactly 20 years since the day he was wounded in battle during the Second Lebanon War. "The doctor said: 'Get me a helicopter for evacuation here now, or bring an armored ambulance at noon to evacuate a corpse,'" he recalled. Haddad sent a message to the wounded fighters: "There is light at the end of the tunnel."

Advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad criticized Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas for refusing to clearly label Hamas a terrorist organization during a radio interview.

Disturbing footage from a displaced persons camp in the Gaza Strip shows children with covered faces and makeshift weapons discussing violence and death. The video highlights the combination of dire living conditions and the indoctrination of the younger generation.