Former Beit Shemesh Mayor Aliza Bloch Announces Run for Knesset in Upcoming Elections
Aliza Bloch, the former mayor of Beit Shemesh, is set to officially announce her candidacy for the Knesset in the upcoming elections. Following reports of her political ambitions, Bloch is currently exploring several options, including joining an existing party, aligning with a new political framework, or running independently. She is holding discussions with various political figures, with names like Benny Gantz, Yuli Edelstein, and Gilad Erdan mentioned as potential contacts.
Bloch has expressed a strong commitment to education reform, declaring, "I will be the next Minister of Education of Israel." She emphasized the need for the education system to be prepared for crises, ensuring continuity and support for students and families during emergencies. Bloch criticized past governments for failing to provide every child with the necessary knowledge, tools, values, and adaptability to a rapidly changing world.
In the coming weeks, Bloch plans to continue meetings with public and political leaders to promote a national agenda based on clear values such as national responsibility, Zionism, strong public education, equal opportunities, shared societal burdens, and strengthening Israel’s northern and southern regions.
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