Yoseph Haddad rejected an offer to join the Likud party
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Israeli advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad revealed new details this week regarding his political future. In a media interview, Haddad shared that he had received a formal offer to join the Likud party, Israel's ruling party, ahead of the next elections.
According to Haddad, the offer included a promise of a spot in the top ten of the party's list for the Knesset. Furthermore, he was told that if elected, he would be given a ministerial position in the government. This is a very significant offer for a public figure who does not come from within the traditional political system.
Despite the temptation of the offer, Haddad decided to decline it. He explained that he prefers to continue his current work as an advocate for Israel around the world. According to him, he feels that his influence on international public opinion is greater outside the walls of the Knesset.
Yoseph Haddad is known to many in Israel and around the world as someone who works extensively on social media to present Israel's position. He frequently appears in foreign media outlets and confronts critics of the country, while emphasizing his personal story as an Arab-Israeli who served in the IDF.
Haddad's refusal is generating significant interest within the Israeli political system. While many wondered if he would choose to enter political life, it seems that at this stage, he is choosing to continue on his independent path. It remains to be seen whether he will decide to change his mind in the future and attempt to influence the country through parliamentary action.
Sources: i24NEWS
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