Yosef Haddad, the Christian Arab activist and hasbara figure, has announced the end of his political chapter and his departure from the "Amcha Yisrael" party he founded, after the list failed to achieve the result it had hoped for in the elections.
In a detailed post published on his social media accounts, Haddad shared his decision to leave the institutional political arena, while expressing pride in the path he traveled together with his supporters.
"I want to share with you my decision to close the political chapter with Amcha Yisrael," Haddad wrote. "I am proud of the journey we took, of the people who believed in us, and of everyone who gave us their vote. Even though we did not achieve the result we hoped for, I have no regrets about the moment I tried to make a change and do good for our state."
"I'm returning with full force to the fight for truth"
Alongside the announcement of his departure from the party, Haddad made clear that he has no intention of disappearing from the public sphere, but rather to continue working for the state in the arena of hasbara and social cohesion.
"And for anyone wondering what's next, I have a very clear answer: I'm not disappearing, I'm not giving up, and I'm certainly not going anywhere," he declared. "I'm returning with full force to activity and to the fight for Israel, to the fight for our truth, for Israeli society, and for our state."
Haddad emphasized that the national challenges are still many, and announced the next step in his plans: "We still have so much work to do. We have enemies outside our borders, people trying to divide us from within, and an entire world that still needs to hear the truth about Israel. In a short time, I'm going on a speaking tour in the United States, to one of the most important and challenging arenas for Israel."
