Extremists Attack Noam Israel Activists in Beit Shemesh; Supporters Rally
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Extremists identified with Neturei Karta violently dismantled an information booth for the "Noam Israel" party in Beit Shemesh. Following the attack, many Haredi residents arrived to support the party's activists and hear their platform. Party leader Avi Maoz vowed to continue spreading the party's message on Jewish identity and education. The incident is part of a broader campaign by Noam Israel to reach Haredi communities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Extremists attacked and dismantled a "Noam Israel" party booth in Beit Shemesh.
- Many Haredi residents came to support the party activists after the attack.
- Party leader Avi Maoz vowed to continue spreading the party's message.
- The incident is part of a broader outreach campaign to Haredi communities.
- The extremists were identified with Neturei Karta.
Activists from the "Noam Israel" party faced an assault by extremists identified with Neturei Karta in Beit Shemesh on Tuesday evening. The extremists violently dismantled the party's information booth, which had generated significant public interest with its messaging. Following the attack, a large number of Haredi individuals arrived at the scene to express their support for the activists and learn about the party's platform. The Noam Israel party, led by MK Avi Maoz, has been conducting outreach campaigns in Haredi communities across Israel, including recent information booths in Bnei Brak, Jerusalem, and Beitar Illit. Maoz, who has been a vocal supporter of the Haredi public and their issues in the Knesset, thanked the supporters in Beit Shemesh. He stated, "We will continue to spread the message that the people of Israel so eagerly await," emphasizing the party's commitment to preserving Jewish identity and the education of Israeli children.
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