Noam Party Launches Nationwide Campaign to Strengthen Right-Wing Jewish Identity
One day after launching its election campaign, the Noam Party, led by MK Avi Maoz, unveiled a nationwide billboard campaign under the slogan "Free to Be Jewish." The campaign features large signs placed at key intersections, highways, and cities across Israel, marking the official start of their election efforts. Alongside the billboards, the party plans to expand its organizational and political activities throughout the country.
The Noam Party aims to appeal to voters who feel that Jewish identity and national values are currently underrepresented in Israeli politics. The party is committed to competing vigorously for right-wing votes ahead of the elections, with the goal of strengthening the right-wing bloc and reclaiming voters who believe their Jewish and nationalistic values lack adequate representation.
In an official statement, the party emphasized, "Noam Israel runs until the end. We are determined to save the right-wing bloc and bring home many voters who feel there is currently no one representing Jewish identity, national values, and the vision of Israel as a Jewish state. 'Free to Be Jewish' is not just a slogan, it is our mission."
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