Eliyahu Libman, father of fallen soldier Elyakim Libman and a recent addition to the Noam party list, joins a unity march to the Western Wall alongside a bereaved father from the Kaplan protest movement, according to reports.
The march, starting from the Kaplan protest site in Tel Aviv and heading to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, brings together bereaved fathers from opposite ends of Israel's political spectrum. Eliyahu Libman, a prominent figure in the right-wing Tikva Forum, recently joined the Noam party list. The other participant, a bereaved father associated with the left-wing Kaplan protest movement, has not been named in reports. The event is being documented in a video shared on social media, framing the journey as a symbol of national unity amid deep societal divisions. The march follows earlier reports of Libman's political affiliation with the Noam party, though the initiative for the march appears separate.
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