Religious Zionism Party Headquarters Faces Violent Attempted Entry by Activists in Shoham
On August 5, 2026, activists from the group "Standing Together" attempted to forcibly enter the Religious Zionism party headquarters in Shoham. Party employees were instructed to remain inside their offices during the incident. The police arrived at the scene, after which the activists left the premises.
The Religious Zionism party condemned the violence, attributing it to incitement by Yair Golan and his associates, and criticized the silence of Gadi Eizenkot regarding settler communities. The party demanded a police investigation to ensure the safety of political party workers in Israel and stated that there is no place for violence in the political arena.
Additionally, the party called on opposition leaders Gadi Eizenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Hili Tropper to denounce the extreme left-wing violence, which they claim stems from incitement against the settler public. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between political factions and the challenges of maintaining security at party offices.
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