Noam Israel Party Leader Avi Maoz Votes, Predicts Election Surprise
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam Israel party, voted in Jerusalem and predicted his party would be the surprise of the elections. He claimed a "fake campaign" would intensify during the day and urged voters to ignore distractions. Maoz stated his party is committed to Jewish education in Israel.
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- Avi Maoz voted in Jerusalem and predicted his party would be the election surprise.
- Maoz claimed a "fake campaign" would intensify throughout election day.
- He urged voters to ignore "background noise" and support Noam Israel.
- Maoz stated the party aims to bring victory for Jewish education in Israel.
Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam Israel party and a Knesset member, cast his vote this morning at a polling station near his home in Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter. Following his vote, Maoz addressed the election campaign, claiming that an increase in what he termed a "fake campaign" was expected throughout the day.
"In light of the fake campaign that has gained momentum in the past week, and based on information we possess, we know it is set to intensify further today," Maoz stated. He urged voters to "ignore the background noise," asserting that "Noam Israel is running until the end, and God willing, there will be a surprise in the elections. Together, we will bring victory to the Jewish education of the Jewish state."
