Avi Maoz Pledges to Strengthen Right-Wing Bloc as Noam Party Seeks Broader Religious Support
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By קובי ישראל
First reported by Srugim · Jul 29, 2026
What happened
Avi Maoz, leader of the Noam party, announced a new strategy to unite ultra-Orthodox and national-religious voters ahead of Israel's 26th Knesset elections. He aims to strengthen the right-wing bloc and serve disillusioned right-wing voters, without committing to withdrawing if polls place Noam below the threshold. Maoz also welcomed new members and plans to present proposals for the Haredi community during the campaign.
- 01Avi Maoz aims to unite ultra-Orthodox and national-religious voters under Noam party.
- 02Noam seeks to strengthen the right-wing bloc to surpass 61 Knesset seats.
- 03Maoz does not commit to withdrawing if polls place Noam below the electoral threshold.
- 04Shimon Tubul joined Noam to help bridge Haredi and national-religious communities.
- 05Noam plans to be an inclusive political home for all Torah-valuing voters.
- 06Maoz will unveil employment and education proposals for the Haredi public during the campaign.
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