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Politics04:26 · 1h ago

Noam Party Leader Avi Maoz Predicts Election Surprise

By חדשות סרוגיםOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party and a Knesset member, expressed strong confidence that his party will be a surprise in the upcoming elections. He stated that tens of thousands of voters have already committed to supporting Noam, which is running independently. Maoz revealed in an interview with Galai Israel radio that the party is using a dedicated system to manage supporter information for election day operations.

According to Maoz, the Noam party is actively targeting the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) public as a key demographic. He claims that polls indicate Haredi parties are losing four to five mandates, creating an opportunity for Noam to attract some of these voters. Maoz believes these voters will appreciate his past actions and are ready to support his party.

Party activists are reportedly engaging directly with potential voters, adding them to databases for election day mobilization. Maoz concluded with an optimistic forecast, emphasizing the capabilities of his party's activists and reiterating his belief that Noam will be the election's surprise. The party is investing significant efforts to appeal to voters who may be dissatisfied with existing Haredi political options.

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