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Ongoing Story· Day 44

Avi Maoz's Noam Party in Race to Form Alliances Before Election Deadline

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Knesset Member Avi Maoz Urges Support for Noam Party to Ensure Right-Wing Victory

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Hebrew · Sole source

Member of Knesset Avi Maoz stated that voting for the Noam party is essential for a right-wing victory led by Benjamin Netanyahu, potentially deciding between 60 and 61 Knesset seats. Maoz urged Netanyahu to publicly support the Noam party to prevent a left-wing government. The interview was conducted by Yehonatan Yifrah for the "News 04" podcast.

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  • MK Avi Maoz believes voting for the Noam party is key to a right-wing bloc victory.
  • Maoz stated the Noam vote could determine if the right reaches 60 or 61 Knesset seats.
  • He directly appealed to Prime Minister Netanyahu to support the Noam party.
  • Maoz's stated goal is to prevent the establishment of a left-wing government.
  • The remarks were made during an interview on the "News 04" podcast.

Member of Knesset Avi Maoz stated in an interview with Yehonatan Yifrah for the "News 04" podcast that voting for the Noam party is the only way to secure a victory for the right-wing bloc led by Benjamin Netanyahu. Maoz believes that a Noam vote could be the deciding factor between 60 and 61 mandates in the upcoming elections.

During the interview, Maoz directly addressed the Prime Minister, calling on him to publicly endorse voting for the Noam party. Maoz argued that such support is crucial to prevent the formation of a left-wing government.

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