MK Avi Maoz (Noam) said on Tuesday evening that the so-called 'provocative women' will not succeed in undermining Israel's status as a Jewish state. The statement was made in response to unspecified events and was first reported by the source.
MK Avi Maoz (Noam) made the statement on Tuesday evening, referencing what he called 'provocative women' and asserting that they will not be allowed to challenge Israel's Jewish identity. The exact context of the remark was not detailed in the initial report. Maoz is a member of the right-wing Noam party and has previously made statements on religious and national identity issues.
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