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Ongoing Story· Day 28

Prominent Rabbi Questions Noam Party's Political Strategy

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Kikar HaShabbatPolitics

Noam Party Holds Major Rally in Jerusalem

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

The Noam Party held a large rally in Jerusalem with 3,500 activists from across Israel. The event featured party leadership, including Chairman Avihay Moaz, and several party candidates. Rabbis and religious leaders also attended the gathering, which was described as a significant show of force for the party.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • 3,500 activists attended a Noam Party rally at Jerusalem's International Convention Center.
  • Party Chairman Avihay Moaz addressed the significant gathering.
  • Several Noam Party candidates for the Knesset were present at the event.
  • Rabbis and religious leaders participated in the Noam Party's rally.
  • The event was characterized as a powerful display of the party's strength.

The Noam Party held a significant power display at the International Convention Center in Jerusalem, drawing 3,500 activists from across Israel. The event featured party Chairman and Knesset Member Avihay Moaz, alongside candidates Eliyahu Liebman, Shimon Touboul, Yiska Haimov, and Liora Allon. The rally also included prominent rabbis, yeshiva deans, branch leaders, and community rabbis.

The gathering, described as a "powerful display of force," underscores the party's organizational strength and reach within its base. The presence of various religious leadership figures highlights the party's focus on religious and traditional values.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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