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Pro-Israel activist and IDF veteran Yoseph Haddad is contemplating a political party for Israel’s next Knesset elections, with recent polls showing strong support, especially from Jewish voters.<\/p>\n
Yoseph Haddad<\/a>, an Arab-Israeli pro-Israel advocacy activist and IDF veteran who has become a prominent media and social media voice in recent years, is considering establishing a new political party ahead of Israel\u2019s next Knesset election, according to a new survey published on Wednesday.<\/p>\n The poll, conducted by the Midgam Institute under Mano Geva and commissioned by people close to Haddad, projected that a Haddad-led list would cross the electoral threshold and win four seats if elections were held today.<\/p>\n According to the poll, the four seats were drawn from voters across the political map, including from Likud, Otzma Yehudit, and supporters of former prime minister Naftali Bennett<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the same polling scenario, Benny Gantz’s Blue and White<\/a> and Bezalel Smotrich’s Religious Zionist Party<\/a> fell below the threshold.<\/p>\n The survey found higher support for Haddad in the Jewish sector than in the Arab sector, with 73% support among Jewish respondents and 12% among Arab respondents. The report did not publish full methodological details such as sample size, field dates, or margin of error.<\/p>\n