Hasbara pushed aside, attacks in the center: Yosef Haddad criticizes the right-wing bloc

Yosef Haddad, number 2 in the Amcha Yisrael party, launches a sharp critique against attacks from within the right-wing bloc. Haddad claims that the focus on internal attacks comes at the expense of the hasbara goals for which he entered politics, expressing frustration over the preoccupation with spin instead of defeating the enemy.

Yosef Haddad, number 2 in the Amcha Yisrael party, launches a sharp critique against attacks coming from within the right-wing bloc. Haddad claims that the focus on internal attacks and spin comes at the expense of the goals for which he entered politics – leading the Israeli hasbara apparatus. According to him, he launched his hasbara plan this week, but it did not receive attention because the focus was on attacks. Haddad calls for directing propaganda efforts against enemies instead of against brothers in the right-wing camp. This comes against the backdrop of the turmoil in Amcha Yisrael and the departure of Davidi Ben Zion from the list.