Avi Maoz Slams Tel Aviv Mayor Over Banned Gender-Separated Prayers
Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party and a Knesset member, fiercely criticized Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai on Twitter for refusing to allow gender-separated Selichot prayers at Tel Baruch beach. Maoz accused Huldai of insisting on returning the city to the atmosphere of October 7th, warning him to stop "playing with fire." He asserted that Huldai's fight against Jewish identity had crossed all boundaries, claiming that what is permitted for Muslims in Tel Aviv is forbidden for Jews.
Maoz vowed that his movement would fight for the right to feel free to be Jewish, even in Tel Aviv, emphasizing his commitment to preserving Jewish identity.
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