Yosef Haddad on Mansour Abbas: "Maybe they can work on part of Jewish society"

Yosef Haddad, chairman of the "Amcha Yisrael" party, criticized Mansour Abbas in an interview on 103fm, saying "maybe they can work on part of Jewish society." Haddad clarified that his party will not sit under Liberman, recommended Netanyahu for prime minister, and set conditions for joining the government: regulating the status of the server and establishing a commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre.

Yosef Haddad, chairman of the "Amcha Yisrael" party, criticized Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas in an interview on Radio 103fm, saying "maybe they can work on part of Jewish society." Haddad clarified that his party will not sit under Liberman, and recommended Prime Minister Netanyahu for the premiership. He set two conditions for joining the government: regulating the status of the server and establishing a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre. Haddad claimed that his party is receiving enormous support from the Israeli public, and that it stands at 4-5 seats in polls, and in some at 6. He ruled out the possibility of defecting to the change camp, and defined his party as belonging to the patriotic national right-wing camp. Haddad criticized figures such as Bennett, Eisenkot, and Liberman, claiming they were all part of the concept that preceded October 7.