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

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Noam Party Activists Distribute Thousands of Memorial Kits Across Israel

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Activists from Israel's Noam Party, led by MK Avi Maoz, distributed tens of thousands of memorial kits nationwide on Thursday. The kits, distributed near Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem and elsewhere, included a candle, prayer, and bookmark to commemorate Rachel the Matriarch. The party stated the initiative aims to strengthen Jewish identity and connection to tradition.

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  • Noam Party activists distributed thousands of memorial kits across Israel on Thursday.
  • The initiative coincided with the commemoration day of Rachel the Matriarch.
  • Kits were distributed near Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem and nationwide.
  • The kits contained a candle, prayer for children, and a bookmark.
  • The party stated the goal is to strengthen Jewish identity and tradition.

Activists from the Noam Party, led by MK Avi Maoz, conducted a large-scale distribution of memorial kits across Israel on Thursday. The initiative coincided with the commemoration day (Yom Hillula) of Rachel the Matriarch. Tens of thousands of kits were handed out nationwide, with a central focus at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem. Each kit contained a candle for the soul of Rachel the Matriarch, a prayer for children, and a bookmark. The party reported that the public warmly received the initiative, expressing appreciation for its aim to connect people to Jewish tradition. The Noam Party stated the activity is part of its broader effort to strengthen Jewish identity and deepen the public's connection to Israel's heritage and values. The party expressed satisfaction with the event, noting that public engagement demonstrates a strong desire for connection to Jewish identity and tradition.

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