Noam Party Official Warns Abstainers Could Enable Left-Wing Government
Shimon Toledano, deputy mayor of Beersheba and the second-highest-ranking official in the Noam party, stated in a 'Kikar HaShabbat' studio interview that three Knesset seats held by voters who abstain from voting could lead to the establishment of a left-wing government. Toledano emphasized the growing connection between the Noam party and the Haredi public.
He also discussed the party's demand for the Ministry of Education in the next government and the contentious conscription law. Toledano specifically addressed potential voters who intend to stay home on election day, urging them to vote to prevent a left-wing coalition.
The Noam party, which is part of the Religious Zionism bloc, has focused on issues related to traditional Jewish values and has seen increased support within segments of the Haredi community.
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