Arab-Israeli activist files police report against 'neo-Nazi' for alleged assault
"I am OK," Yoseph Haddad told JNS, after he was attacked him during a debate about Israel. "I can't say the same thing about the neo-Nazi."
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Arab-Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad has filed a police report in Las Vegas, accusing former California congressional candidate Dennis Feitosa of assault during a debate about Israel on Monday. Haddad, who served in the Israeli military, stated, "I am OK. I can't say the same thing about the neo-Nazi." Video footage shows Feitosa, also known as "Def Noodles," calling Haddad a "genocidal f**king freak" and grabbing him during the podcast. Later, in the parking lot, Feitosa is seen grabbing Haddad by the neck before others intervene. Feitosa, who lost a Republican primary in June and was called an "extremist influencer" by the California Republican Party, denies attacking Haddad first. As of press time, no charges had been brought against Feitosa.
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