Vandalism of Noam Party Signs Proves Party's Necessity, Says MK Avi Maoz

Billboards belonging to the "Noam L'Yisrael" party were vandalized overnight along the Ayalon highways. The party condemned the act, with its chairman, MK Avi Maoz, stating that the incident underscores the necessity of the party's message in the political arena.

Maoz asserted that the vandalism, which he attributed to "left-wing thuggery," actually highlights the need for the party's platform. "A little light repels much darkness. The left-wing thuggery only proves how necessary 'Noam L'Yisrael' is in Israeli politics," Maoz wrote in response to the defacement of the billboards.

He further added, "The people of Israel thirst for our message. We will continue forward with all our might!" The party views the vandalism as an act to be condemned, while Maoz chose to emphasize in his response that the damage to the campaign does not alter the party's intention to continue its public activities.

The "Noam L'Yisrael" party, often referred to simply as Noam, is a far-right, ultra-Orthodox political party in Israel known for its socially conservative stances.