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Noam Party Rallies 3,500 Activists in Jerusalem Ahead of Elections

The Noam Party convened approximately 3,500 activists in Jerusalem for a pre-election rally, tasking each attendee with recruiting 50 new voters.

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What happened

01Noam Party rallied 3,500 activists in Jerusalem, tasking them with recruiting voters for the upcoming elections.
02Chairman Avi Maoz rejected calls for the party to withdraw, citing concerns about education and the IDF.
03Maoz warned against a "deep state" and vowed Noam would enter the next Knesset.
04Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau stated the party aims to strengthen Israel's Jewish character.
05Eliyahu Liebman, father of a fallen soldier, criticized the right-wing bloc's past decisions.

Party Chairman Avi Maoz defended the party's decision to run, rejecting calls to withdraw and criticizing the education system's "progressive brainwashing." He also invoked Jewish values regarding the IDF and warned against a "deep state." Other speakers, including Rabbi Tzvi Yisrael Tau and Eliyahu Liebman, also addressed the party's mission and criticized past actions of the right-wing bloc.

Translated and summarized by baba from 0404, the latest report. Read 0404’s original