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Avi Maoz Launches Noam Party Campaign Aiming to Secure Right-Wing Majority in Knesset
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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago
What happened
Avi Maoz launched the Noam party's election campaign on Tu B'Av, aiming to unite disappointed right-wing and ultra-Orthodox voters and secure a Knesset majority of 61 seats. He rejected claims that Noam would split right-wing votes, pledging instead to strengthen the bloc and lead education reform if appointed minister.
- 01Avi Maoz launched Noam party's campaign on Tu B'Av, targeting disillusioned right-wing voters.
- 02Noam aims to help the right-wing bloc surpass 61 Knesset seats, not split votes.
- 03Maoz criticizes current government for failing on Jewish identity, sovereignty, and judicial reform.
- 04Noam seeks to bridge ultra-Orthodox and religious Zionist communities within the right-wing.
- 05Maoz promises comprehensive education reform as potential Minister of Education.
- 06He calls on disappointed voters from various right-wing sectors to support Noam.
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