Eliyahu Livman Joins Noam Party Ahead of Upcoming Knesset Elections

Eliyahu Livman, former head of the Kiryat Arba council and father of Alikim Livman, who was killed in the October 7 massacre, has decided to enter politics by joining the Noam party ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. He is expected to secure one of the leading positions on the party's candidate list.

Livman, a well-known figure in the Religious Zionist community and a veteran of settlement activism, has been prominent in public efforts supporting settlement and security in recent years. This move marks his transition from local leadership and activism to parliamentary politics.

Before officially launching his political campaign, Livman received a blessing from Rabbi David Abuhatzeira, who is supporting his entry into the political arena. Livman aims to leverage his extensive experience in settlement and security issues to influence national policy through his role in the Noam party.