Yosef Haddad on the Palestinian state storm: "Why is there one law for Netanyahu and another for me?"
Yosef Haddad, number 2 in Ofer Winter's "Amcha Yisrael" party, is interviewed on ynet's podcast "120 Ve'ahat" and addresses the storm surrounding his past statements in favor of a Palestinian state, claiming he conveyed the spirit of the Israeli government's words. He clarifies he will not sit under Liberman, will not rely on Ra'am, and will not cooperate with the Democrats, and reports on contacts he advanced regarding voluntary emigration from Gaza.
Yosef Haddad, number 2 in Ofer Winter's "Amcha Yisrael" party, is interviewed on ynet's podcast "120 Ve'ahat" and addresses the storm surrounding his past statements in favor of a Palestinian state. Haddad claims he conveyed the spirit of the Israeli government's words in an interview with Al-Arabiya, and that Prime Minister Netanyahu has said similar things in the past. He clarifies that his party will not sit under Liberman, will not rely on Ra'am, and will not cooperate with the Democrats. Haddad reports on contacts he advanced regarding voluntary emigration from Gaza, claiming that many Palestinians want to leave. He recounts the courtship from Likud, which promised him a spot in the top ten and a ministerial position, but he stuck to his decision to join Winter. Haddad criticizes Gadi Eisenkot for comparing him to Mansour Abbas, and claims he has not yet apologized for it. He declares his aspiration to be Minister of Hasbara and a member of the war cabinet.