Noam Party Leader Avi Maoz Weighs Election Strategy and Future Role
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First reported by Now 14 · 6 days ago
What happened
Noam party leader Avi Maoz is undecided about running independently or joining another list in the upcoming elections, while confirming talks with various right-wing factions. He stated Rabbi Tzvi Tau holds ultimate decision-making power for the party and that Noam will recommend Benjamin Netanyahu for prime minister. Maoz also outlined his policy goals if appointed Education Minister and discussed his views on Haredi conscription and the role of Torah study.
- 01Avi Maoz undecided on Noam's election strategy, open to alliances.
- 02Noam party defers key decisions to Rabbi Tzvi Tau.
- 03Maoz aims for Education Minister role, outlines reform plans.
- 04Noam will recommend Netanyahu for prime minister.
- 05Maoz defends soldiers refusing to serve with female paramedic.
- 06Maoz believes Torah study is as valuable as military service.
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