The Noam for Israel List submitted its candidate slate to Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Solberg, becoming the last party to register for the upcoming Knesset elections, the committee announced.
The Noam for Israel List submitted its candidate slate to Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Solberg on Tuesday evening, becoming the final party to register for the 26th Knesset elections. The registration period officially closed at 10:00 PM, with the committee announcing the Noam list's submission shortly afterward.
Registration for the elections, set for October 27, began following the Knesset's dissolution in July. As The Zioneer reported, the 25th Knesset completed its first full term in nearly four decades, setting the stage for a 14-week campaign.
The Noam list joins over a dozen parties contesting the election. The final roster of registered parties was published by the Central Elections Committee.
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