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Noam Party Leader Explains Independent Run, Citing Government Failures
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By אבי מעוז, יו"ר מפלגת נעם
First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party, announced their decision to run independently in the upcoming elections, citing the outgoing government's failure to uphold Jewish identity in education and other core areas. Maoz criticized the civil service, judiciary, and elements within the IDF for undermining the state's Jewish character.
- 01Noam party will run independently due to government's failure on Jewish identity.
- 02Maoz criticizes education system's disconnect from Jewish values.
- 03He blames civil service and judiciary for undermining Jewish state.
- 04Maoz alleges senior IDF command is still influenced by pre-war thinking.
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