Yoseph Haddad
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Sep 30, 2026
Naseem AhmedHOST
He's always on Piers Morgan's show.
Naseem AhmedHOST
Yosef Haddad.
Naseem AhmedHOST
That's it.
Naseem AhmedHOST
There's a video of him.
Greg HughesHOST
A former soldier who led Israeli Defence Forces chants at the Israel versus Ireland match was previously invited to Leinster House.
Greg HughesHOST
Yosef Haddad posted a video of himself at the controversial game.
Greg HughesHOST
in Hungary on Sunday.
Greg HughesHOST
Ireland won the match 3-0 following intense pressure to cancel the fixture.
Jonny GouldHOST
So I added too much, too much to the narrative.
Jonny GouldHOST
But that would have been an interesting idea, bringing a Yosef Haddad sort of character into the show.
Avi IssacharoffGUEST
I'm writing down your ideas.
Jonny GouldHOST
It's not bad, is it?
Eylon LevyHOST
And from Amcha Israel, we have Fleur Hassan Nahoum, a former deputy mayor of Jerusalem.
Eylon LevyHOST
This new party is led by former Brigadier General Ofer Winter and Hasbara activist Yosef Haddad.
Eylon LevyHOST
It offers a right-wing security agenda but challenges the existing right-wing leadership over ultra-Orthodox enlistment.
Eylon LevyHOST
We'll discuss what victory really means and what the state owes the citizens who carry the burden of that victory.
Noa LeviHOST
The group has claimed a historical right to the lands and seeks to establish settlements.
Noa LeviHOST
In related news, Israeli politician and activist Yosef Haddad reported receiving explicit death threats via email, which his adviser attributes to figures within the Iranian regime.
Noa LeviHOST
Haddad stated he remains undeterred by such threats.
Noa LeviHOST
Turning to Gaza, thousands of residents are seeking shelter in apartment buildings that are damaged or at risk of collapse following years of conflict.
Gadi TaubHOST
And I find that unconvincing because the problem is not that they are Arabs.
Gadi TaubHOST
Likud offered a slot to Yosef Haddad, whom we, I think, discussed one of these days.
Gadi TaubHOST
And Eisenkot made the foolish mistake when he initially said he does not rule out the outside support of the Arab parties.
Gadi TaubHOST
We need to explain that.
Yuval ReggevHOST
There has always been Arab members and Arab leaders and in the traditional Jewish parties, more in labor and in the left-leaning parties, but also in the center and even on the right.
Yuval ReggevHOST
And we're seeing a huge figure today, Yosef Haddad, an Israeli Arab who was, you know, also an IDF soldier and a Golani and who's a very famous figure on Hasbara, right? He's an Arab voice that's going with one of the very right-wing leading parties and he's going to get them votes.
Yuval ReggevHOST
People really like him.
Yuval ReggevHOST
Arab parties themselves, though, have always been marginalized, except for that very short-lived government of change.
A.J. NolteHOST
Israel could sign a two-state deal tomorrow.
A.J. NolteHOST
They could make Yosef Haddad, this Christian guy who's running as an Arab, or even Mansour Abbas from Ram.
A.J. NolteHOST
They could bring them into government.
A.J. NolteHOST
They could give them cabinet seats.
Larry ElderHOST
And Abdul El-Sayed, who refers to this man as Hassan by his first name, still won't say he will not campaign with him going forward.
Larry ElderHOST
This is an Israeli journalist named Joseph Haddad about Palestinian support for Hamas, even though supposedly Israel has committed a genocide against these very Palestinians who support Hamas.
Larry ElderHOST
Number 41.
Joseph HaddadSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Since October 7, I personally don't differentiate between Hamas and what's so-called Palestinians, because actually there is no Palestinians.
A.J. NolteHOST
But, you know, for somebody who's positioning himself to that right wing, more religious Zionist observant Jewish audience, the inclusion of a Christian Arab, I believe, is number two or three on his list.
A.J. NolteHOST
Yosef Haddad is an interesting choice.
A.J. NolteHOST
So maybe unpack, if you would, why why bring in Yosef Haddad? And how does he think that's going to add things? And what are the risks and rewards of that? Okay, so first of all, Winter
Daniel StiebelGUEST
is appealing it in part to a religious Zionist electorate, but he's trying to appeal to a much larger electorate as well.
Daniel StiebelGUEST
So he's not just another religious Zionist party.
Daniel StiebelGUEST
Bennett did a terrible job at it.
Daniel StiebelGUEST
And then he pivoted, Winner's trying the same thing.
Daniel StiebelGUEST
And so definitely Yosef Haddad helps him break out of that sectarian mode.