After being beaten in the studio: Yosef Haddad filed a police complaint

Israeli hasbara activist Yosef Haddad filed a formal complaint with the Las Vegas police after physical altercations with content creator Dennis Feitosa (Def Noodles) inside and outside the studio. Haddad claimed he was attacked by a 'blatant neo-Nazi' and that this is a pattern of anti-Israelis turning to violence when they lose a verbal confrontation. The complaint was filed after footage of the incident was circulated on social media.

Israeli hasbara activist Yosef Haddad filed a formal complaint with the Las Vegas police following two physical altercations with content creator and activist Dennis Feitosa, known as 'Def Noodles'. The altercations took place during the filming of the American podcast Digital Social Hour, in the 'Outnumbered' series. In a video from the studio, Feitosa is seen getting up and grabbing Haddad, who responded by pulling and hitting him on the head until they were separated. In another video outside the studio, Feitosa charges at Haddad from behind, and a violent scuffle ensues. Haddad responded with a post on social media, in which he called Feitosa a 'blatant neo-Nazi' and claimed that 'when they can't win a verbal confrontation, they turn to violence - the problem is that they lose there too'. The full episode has not yet been published, so it is unclear what the exact verbal trigger was. Haddad also attacked those who accused him and Israelis of assault, calling them 'idiots'.