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Noam Party Targets Disillusioned Ultra-Orthodox Voters Ahead of Israeli Elections
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First reported by Srugim · 1 day ago
What happened
The Noam party, led by Avi Maoz, is targeting ultra-Orthodox voters disappointed with Shas and United Torah Judaism by tailoring outreach efforts and seeking alliances with small ultra-Orthodox parties ahead of Israel's elections.
- 01Noam party aims to attract ultra-Orthodox voters disappointed with Shas and United Torah Judaism.
- 02Noam operates separate campaign branches for Hasidic, Sephardic, and Lithuanian sectors.
- 03A kosher phone line broadcasts party messages to ultra-Orthodox communities.
- 04Avi Maoz and activists meet young disillusioned ultra-Orthodox voters.
- 05Noam negotiates alliances with small ultra-Orthodox parties like Achi.
- 06Achi party was formed as an opposition to Shas.
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