Why are Haredim allowed to connect with haters of Israel?

Einav Schiff attacks the Ger Rebbe over his ties with the anti-Zionist Satmar Hasidism, and reveals a meeting where an appeal to The Hague was discussed. He accuses the coalition of hypocrisy and calls on the opposition to seize the opportunity.

In an opinion column on ynet, Einav Schiff attacks the Ger Rebbe over his ties with the anti-Zionist Satmar Hasidism. He reveals a meeting where the Rebbe was asked about an appeal to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, and mentions a team established in America to handle complaints about police violence. Schiff accuses the coalition of hypocrisy, as it condemns the left for ties with anti-Zionist elements but remains silent about the Ger Rebbe's ties with Satmar. He calls on opposition leaders, such as Eisenkot, Bennett, and Lieberman, to seize the opportunity to expose the hypocrisy. The column quotes Landau, who calls the IDF a 'defiled army', and the Rebbe's words about rabbis who 'make compromises'. Schiff notes that the Rebbe is 87 years old but still able to express himself. He wonders why there is no uproar about this, and suggests that perhaps fear of Moti Babchik is paralyzing the opposition.

Why are Haredim allowed to connect with haters of Israel?