Rabbi Tzvi Tau Orders Noam Party to Contest Upcoming Elections
Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau, president of the Har HaMor yeshiva and leader of the Noam party, has issued a directive for the party to contest the upcoming elections until the final vote. In a letter of encouragement sent to MK Avi Maoz, the candidates, and party activists, Rabbi Tau clarified his position that Noam will continue its electoral bid.
He urged them to proceed with full determination, stating, "Continue with all your might and do not stop!" The letter emphasized the party's intention to submit its list of candidates and prepare for the electoral contest, signaling a commitment to participate fully in the democratic process.
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