Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad enters politics with new party ahead of elections

Arab-Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad has officially entered politics by registering a new party for the upcoming elections. Haddad, known for his vocal support of Israel and advocacy work through his nonprofit "Together Vouch for Each Other," is actively seeking political partners to join his slate.

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Yoseph Haddad hasn’t hidden that he’s considering entering politics and has recently been weighing his options.

Among the figures Haddad's office confirmed discussions with is Brig.-Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter, a controversial right-wing figure. Haddad's spokesperson stated that the activist has been weighing his options and considering entering politics, engaging in discussions with various individuals to explore his next steps.

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Among other moves, he’s registered a new party with partners who believe in his path.

Haddad recently returned from an advocacy trip to the United States and plans to decide soon on how he can best contribute to positive change for Israel. His online presence and media appearances have grown significantly, especially since the start of the war, making him a prominent voice.

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At the same time, he’s been holding discussions and meetings with various figures to examine his possible next steps.

A February survey by the Midgam Institute suggested that a party led by Haddad could secure four Knesset seats, potentially surpassing some existing parties. The poll also indicated support from both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc and the opposition, highlighting his potential to influence the political landscape.

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will soon decide how he can best affect positive change for the State of Israel