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Avi Maoz's Noam Party and Achi Movement Explore Potential Political Alliance Ahead of Elections

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 9 hours ago

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Secret talks reportedly take place between Avi Maoz's Noam party and the Achi movement about a possible political alliance ahead of Israel's elections, though Noam denies merger talks. Achi remains open to uniting with other right-wing factions to strengthen their bloc. Achi recently launched its campaign in Netivot, focusing on social issues and military conscription policies.

01Secret talks occur between Noam party and Achi movement about a potential political alliance.
02Noam denies merger discussions and plans to run independently in upcoming elections.
03Achi does not rule out uniting with other right-wing parties to protect the bloc.
04Achi launched its campaign event in Netivot with thousands of supporters.
05Chida Abergil highlighted education gaps, daycare wages, and military conscription in his speech.
06Achi's slogan "Returning to Sanity" promotes unity and a return to proper values.

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