Noam Israel Party Holds Major Rabbinical Conference Ahead of Elections
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The Noam Israel party held a large conference in Jerusalem with hundreds of rabbis and community leaders. Party leaders presented internal polls showing strengthening support and outlined the party's action plan for the upcoming elections. Spiritual leader Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau and Chairman Avi Maoz addressed the attendees, emphasizing Jewish identity and election efforts. The rabbis signed a letter pledging support for the party.
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- The Noam Israel party held a large conference in Jerusalem with hundreds of rabbis and community leaders.
- Internal polls presented at the conference indicate a strengthening trend for the Noam Israel party.
- Party leaders outlined the action plan and goals for the upcoming elections.
- Spiritual leader Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau stressed the importance of strengthening Israel's Jewish identity.
- The rabbis signed a letter pledging their support and assistance to the Noam Israel party.
The Noam Israel party convened a large conference in Jerusalem, attended by hundreds of rabbis and community leaders from across the country. The event featured the party's spiritual leader, Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau, party chairman and Knesset Member Avi Maoz, and party candidate Shimon Tubul, Deputy Mayor of Beersheba.
During the conference, internal polls were presented, indicating a strengthening trend for Noam Israel among the public and a positive momentum heading into the elections. Speakers emphasized the critical nature of the final election stretch and the increased importance of ground operations and mobilizing supporters.
The party unveiled its action plan for the upcoming elections, outlining its goals and public and political activities. Rabbi Tau addressed the attendees, blessing the party representatives and activists, and stressing the importance of investing in the nation's spirit and strengthening Israel's Jewish identity.
A open discussion was held with MK Maoz and Shimon Tubul, who answered participants' questions regarding current issues and the party's election campaign. At the conclusion of the conference, the rabbis signed a letter initiated by Rabbi Tau, urging support for the Noam Israel party in the upcoming elections.
Notable rabbis in attendance included Rabbi Boaz Kahana, Rabbi Natan Ofner, Rabbi Yeshayahu Doron, Rabbi Aviv Tzobri, Rabbi Efraim Giami, Rabbi Yehuda Sadan, Rabbi Bezalel Hagar, and Rabbi Rafael Schnor.
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