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By דסק C14Updated 1 day agoOngoing story · 2 updates
Politics08:09 · Sep 6

Noam to Israel Party Claims Vandalism, Blames Left-Wing Elements

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The Noam to Israel party reported that its billboards were vandalized overnight along the Ayalon highway. Party chairman Avi Maoz condemned the act, attributing it to "left-wing thuggery" and asserting that it underscores the party's necessity in Israeli politics.

Maoz stated, "A little light repels much darkness. The thuggery of the left only proves how necessary 'Noam to Israel' is in Israeli politics. The people of Israel thirst for our message." He concluded his remarks by declaring, "We continue forward with all our might!"

The party did not provide further details regarding the circumstances of the vandalism or the identities of those involved.

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