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Noam Party Activists Distribute Thousands of Memorial Kits for Rachel's Tomb

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Noam Party activists, led by MK Avi Maoz, distributed thousands of memorial kits across Israel on Thursday to mark the anniversary of Rachel the Matriarch. The main event was held at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem, with kits including a candle, prayer, and bookmark. The party stated the initiative aims to strengthen Jewish identity and connection to heritage, reporting a positive public reception.

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  • Noam Party activists distributed thousands of memorial kits for Rachel the Matriarch.
  • The main event took place at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem on Thursday.
  • The kits included a candle, prayer, and bookmark for remembrance.
  • The initiative aims to strengthen Jewish identity and connection to heritage.
  • Party leaders reported a warm public reception and a desire for tradition.

Activists from the Noam Party, led by Member of Knesset Avi Maoz, conducted a large-scale outreach event across Israel on Thursday to commemorate the anniversary of Rachel the Matriarch's passing. Thousands of memorial kits were distributed, with the main focus at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.

The kits contained a candle for lighting in memory of Rachel the Matriarch, a prayer for children, and a bookmark. The party stated that the initiative is part of its broader effort to strengthen Jewish identity and deepen the public's connection to Israeli heritage and values.

Noam Party activists reported a warm reception from the public, who expressed appreciation for the initiative. The party concluded the activity with satisfaction, noting that the public's response demonstrates a strong desire for connection to Jewish identity and tradition. "We are meeting this thirst across the country and seeing how much the public connects with initiatives that strengthen Jewish identity and ignite the fire of tradition in their hearts," a party representative stated.

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