Senior Rabbis Urge Vote for Noam Party Amid Rising Poll Numbers
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Prominent Religious Zionist rabbis, including Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau and Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, have issued a joint call for public support of the Noam party in the upcoming elections. This appeal coincides with internal party polls showing a potential rise to 2.7% support. The rabbis cited the need to strengthen Israel's Jewish identity and the party's focus on issues like education and public life as reasons for their endorsement. The call encourages voters to cast their ballot for Noam and to actively work towards its electoral success.
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- Senior rabbis, including Tzvi Yisrael Tau and Shlomo Aviner, urged public support for the Noam party.
- The call comes as Noam party polls reportedly show a rise to 2.7% support.
- The rabbis emphasized strengthening Israel's Jewish identity and the role of Judaism in public life.
- Issues like education and connection to Torah were highlighted in the rabbis' message.
- The appeal encourages voting for Noam and working for its electoral success.
Several prominent rabbis from the Religious Zionist community have jointly called for public support of the Noam party in the upcoming elections. The appeal, signed by figures including Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau and Rabbi Shlomo Aviner, comes as the party reportedly shows increased strength in recent polls.
The rabbis' message is being released in the context of Noam's upward trend in opinion polls. While earlier surveys showed the party reaching 1.5%, more recent internal polls conducted by the Smith Institute reportedly indicate a figure as high as 2.7%, with approximately 6% of respondents considering voting for the party.
In their letter, the rabbis address the current spiritual and public climate in Israel, referencing the ongoing war and societal challenges. They emphasize the importance of invoking God's name, fulfilling commandments, and national mobilization as indicators of the need to strengthen the country's Jewish identity. The letter highlights Noam party's stated commitment to preserving Jewish identity and reinforcing the role of Judaism in public life, citing issues such as the education system and public institutions, and the need to deepen connection to the Torah and love for the Land of Israel.
"Therefore, we hereby call upon our brothers in the House of Israel to vote for the Noam party and also to act, each according to their ability, for the success of Noam in the upcoming elections," the call states. Numerous other rabbis and yeshiva heads also signed the appeal.
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