Noam Party Holds Rabbinical Gathering Ahead of Ambassador Conference
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The "Noam L'Yisrael" party held a gathering in Jerusalem with hundreds of rabbis and yeshiva deans ahead of a major ambassador conference. Party leaders presented internal polls showing growing support and discussed election strategy, emphasizing ground operations. Spiritual leader Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau highlighted the importance of Jewish identity, and rabbis signed a call to support the party.
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- Hundreds of rabbis and yeshiva deans attended a "Noam L'Yisrael" party gathering in Jerusalem.
- Party leaders presented internal polls indicating growing public support and positive election momentum.
- Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau stressed the importance of strengthening Jewish identity in Israel.
- The party discussed its election strategy, focusing on ground operations and supporter mobilization.
- Attending rabbis signed a letter urging support for the "Noam L'Yisrael" party.
The "Noam L'Yisrael" party convened a gathering in Jerusalem attended by hundreds of community rabbis and yeshiva deans from across the country. Among the key participants were Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau, president of Yeshivat Har HaMor and the party's spiritual leader, party chairman MK Avi Maoz, and the list's candidate and Deputy Mayor of Be'er Sheva, Shimon Tubul.
Rabbi David Jiami opened the proceedings. During the gathering, internal party polls were presented, indicating growing public support and positive momentum leading up to election day. Speakers emphasized the critical nature of the final stretch before the elections, highlighting the increased importance of ground operations and mobilizing supporters.
Rabbi Tau, in his address, stressed the significance of investing in the revival of the nation's spirit and strengthening Jewish identity within the state. Following this, the party's action plan was presented to the rabbis. An open forum ensued, where MK Maoz and Tubul addressed attendees' questions regarding the party's agenda and its election campaign activities.
To conclude the event, the rabbis signed a letter penned by Rabbi Tau, which calls for voting for, acting on behalf of, and supporting the party.
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