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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 for Israel convened a large rally in Jerusalem, attracting around 3,500 activists from all over the country. Party Chairman Avi Maoz and several Knesset candidates were in attendance, alongside religious leaders. The event was characterized as a significant demonstration of the party's strength and reach.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Approximately 3,500 activists attended the Noam Party rally in Jerusalem.
  • Party Chairman Avi Maoz addressed the gathering.
  • Several Noam Party candidates for the Knesset were present.
  • The rally took place at the Binyanei Ha'uma convention center.
  • Religious leaders also participated in the event.

The Noam Party for Israel held a significant show of strength on Tuesday at the Binyanei Ha'uma convention center in Jerusalem. The event drew approximately 3,500 activists from across the country.

Key figures present included Party Chairman and Knesset Member Avi Maoz, alongside party candidates for the Knesset such as Eliyahu Liebman, Shimon Touboul, Yiska Haimov, and Liora Allon. The rally also featured the participation of rabbis, yeshiva deans, branch leaders, and community rabbis.

The gathering was described as a powerful display of the party's organizational capacity and activist base.

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